The option that executes all SQL statements in a SQL script irrespective of the number of errors is . . . . . . . .

Solution (By Examveda Team)

This question asks about a special command in MySQL that lets you run a whole bunch of SQL commands in a file, even if some of them have mistakes.

Imagine you have a file full of instructions for your computer to follow, but some of those instructions might be wrong. Normally, if you try to run this file, your computer would stop at the first mistake and tell you there's a problem.

The option we're looking for is like telling your computer: "Run all the instructions in this file, even if there are errors. I don't care about the mistakes, just keep going."

Out of the choices given, the only one that fits this description is:

Option A: -force

The other options don't make sense in this context. So the answer is -force.