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Is there any error in executing the following MySQL command?
Is there any error in executing the following MySQL command?
SELECT USER (),
VERSION (), DATABASE ();
SELECT USER (),
VERSION (), DATABASE ();
Answer & Solution
Correct Answer:
Option
B
This question asks if there's a problem with this MySQL command:
The command is trying to get information about the current user, MySQL version, and the database.
The key point is that in MySQL, the functions `USER()`, `VERSION()`, and `DATABASE()` don't require a `FROM` clause. They retrieve information directly from the system.
So the answer is Option B: No
This command will execute correctly and give you the requested information.
SELECT USER(), VERSION(), DATABASE();
The command is trying to get information about the current user, MySQL version, and the database.
The key point is that in MySQL, the functions `USER()`, `VERSION()`, and `DATABASE()` don't require a `FROM` clause. They retrieve information directly from the system.
So the answer is Option B: No
This command will execute correctly and give you the requested information.
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