The number of options that can be used to control LOCAL capability at runtime is . . . . . . . .

Solution (By Examveda Team)

This question asks about how many options you have to manage the LOCAL capability within MySQL at the time you're running it.

Think of it like this: LOCAL is a special feature that lets MySQL do certain things within a specific part of your system. You might want to control how this feature works while your MySQL server is running.

The question wants to know how many different ways you can control LOCAL at that moment in time.

Let's look at the options:

Option A: 0 – This means you can't control LOCAL at all during runtime. That's unlikely.
Option B: 1 – This means there's only one way to manage LOCAL while MySQL is running.
Option C: 2 – This means you have two different options to control LOCAL at runtime.
Option D: 3 – This means there are three different ways to manage LOCAL during runtime.

The correct answer will depend on how MySQL actually works. If you know MySQL's features, you can choose the answer that matches how it allows you to control LOCAL while it's running.