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51.
Consider the following EXPLAIN output. mysql> EXPLAIN SELECT Name FROM City WHERE Population > 8000000 *************************** 1. row *************************** id: 1 select_type:
SIMPLE table: City type: ALL possible_keys: NULL key: NULL key_len: NULL ref: NULL rows: 4079 Extra: Using where Which of the following statements are true?
  • A.
    The query cannot be optimized any better.
  • B.
    No index could be used to perform the query.
  • C.
    All 4079 rows of the table need toexamined.
  • D.
    The Name column should be indexed.
  • E.
    The Population column should be indexed.
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Answer : [B, C, E]
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52.
Is it possible to tell the MySQL server to throw an error on division-by-zero rather than converting it to NULL and a warning?
  • A.
    No, it has to be done programmatically.
  • B.
    Yes, by updating a system variable.
  • C.
    Yes, there is a SQL mode that exists for that.
  • D.
    No, division-by-zero is always converted regardless of any setting.
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Answer : [C]
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53.
Assuming that the user account 'joe'@'example.com' exists, executing DROP USER 'joe'@'example.com' has the following consequences:
  • A.
    The user account will immediately be removed from the server, if no object-level privileges are in effect for that account
  • B.
    The account will be removed from the server the next time FLUSH PRIVILEGES is executed, if no object-level privileges are in effect for that account
  • C.
    The account and all associated privileges will immediately be removed from the server
  • D.
    The user account and all associated privileges will be removed from the server the next time FLUSH PRIVILEGES is executed.
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Answer : [C]
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54.
For which of the following objects can privileges be specified?
  • A.
    Host
  • B.
    Global
  • C.
    Database
  • D.
    Table
  • E.
    Column
  • F.
    Row
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Answer : [B, C D E]
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55.
The type of file system you chose may affect MySQL use and/or performance with regard to...
  • A.
    Table opening time.
  • B.
    Size limits of files.
  • C.
    Time to recover from a crash.
  • D.
    The number of usersMySQL can handle.
  • E.
    The type of storage engines that can be used.
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Answer : [A, B, C]
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