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The command to see the warning messages is . . . . . . . .

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Correct Answer: Option D
In MySQL, to see the warning messages generated during the execution of a statement or stored program, you can use the SHOW WARNINGS command. This command displays any warnings that occurred during the execution of the previous statement.

Therefore, the correct command to see the warning messages is Option D: SHOW WARNINGS.
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