GSSP-NET · Question #155
Holmes works as a Programmer for HiTech Institute. He develops an ASP.NET application named LibraryRecord by using Visual Studio .NET. The LibraryRecord application uses a SQL Server database named…
The correct answer is D. Use the WHERE clause in his query. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
Holmes works as a Programmer for HiTech Institute. He develops an ASP.NET application named LibraryRecord by using Visual Studio .NET. The LibraryRecord application uses a SQL Server database named Database1. Database1 contains two tables: Students and Books. The Students table comprises three columns: StudentID, StudentName, and BookID. The Books table comprises two columns: BooksID and BooksName. Holmes creates a stored procedure that returns the records of all students who borrowed books from the institute. What will Holmes do to retrieve the records of the issued books most efficiently?
Options
- AUse the INNER JOIN keyword in his query.
- BUse the INNER JOIN keyword more than once in his query.
- CUse the LEFT OUTER JOIN keyword in his query.
- DUse the WHERE clause in his query.
How the community answered
(46 responses)- A9% (4)
- B4% (2)
- C15% (7)
- D72% (33)
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