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In the CREATE TABLE statement, the engine name specified is case sensitive.

A. True

B. False

Answer: Option A

Solution (By Examveda Team)

Option A: True

This option is correct. In MySQL, the engine name specified in the CREATE TABLE statement is case sensitive. This means that specifying "MyISAM" and "myisam" would be treated as different storage engines.

Option B: False

This option is incorrect. The engine name specified in the CREATE TABLE statement is indeed case sensitive in MySQL, contrary to what this option suggests.

Conclusion:

The engine name specified in the CREATE TABLE statement in MySQL is case sensitive, making Option A: True the correct answer.

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  1. Sapna Rao
    Sapna Rao:
    11 months ago

    niceeeeee

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