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66. What types of constraints can you include in a column definition?
 
  • NOT NULL constraints
  • UNIQUE constraints
  • PRIMARY KEY constraints
  • FOREIGN KEY constraints
  • CHECK constraints
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67. What are the differences between a column constraint and a table constraint?
  Both types of constraints are defined in the table definition. A column constraint is included with the column definition, and a table constraint is included as a table element, similar to the way columns are defined as table elements.
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68. Which SQL statement should you use to delete a column from an existing table?
  ALTER TABLE
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69. How does the HAVING clause differ from the WHERE clause?
  The HAVING clause is similar to the WHERE clause in that it defines a search condition. However, unlike the WHERE clause, the HAVING clause is concerned with groups, not individual rows.
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70. What two clauses are mandatory in an INSERT statement?
  INSERT INTO and VALUES
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