Any client in the client/server architecture of MySQL can change how the server behaves in relation to itself without impact on other clients.

Solution (By Examveda Team)

This question is about how MySQL works as a client-server system. Imagine a server like a giant computer serving many smaller computers (clients) connected to it.
The question asks if a client can individually tell the server how to act without affecting other clients.
The answer is False.
Here's why:
A MySQL server has its own set of rules and settings. These settings are global, meaning they apply to all connected clients.
A single client can't change these settings just for themselves. Any changes made by a client would impact all other clients connected to that same server.
Think of it like a classroom. The teacher (server) sets the rules for everyone (clients). No one student can change the rules just for themselves.
Therefore, the correct answer is Option B: False.