SQL stands for Syntax Query Language which is the standard language of relational databases. This statement is not (True).

A square bracket [ ] represents any character not in brackets. This statement is (True)

(Identify) is one of the steps in multi-table query wherein we need to set our goals and set exactly what information we need.

In query, (does not equal) is write like "Not in ("x")".

Query criteria for text >="x" means searchers for all values that begins with "x". This statement is not (False).

Query criteria for number that searchers for all values in the range between x and y is write like "Between x, y". This statement is (True).

In database normalization, the rule "all attributes - non-key columns - should be dependent on the key is on (1NF).

In (1NF), rules to follow is, all data entries or entries in a column must be in the same type.

SELECT attribute1, attribute2, attribute3 FROM relation_name is a (valid) Select query statement structure.

A percent sign and asterisk wildcard character can only be effective in criteria when you are using "equal" operator. This is not (False).

Underscore ( _ ) is a wildcard character that represents zero or more character.

"[b-d]%" this criteria using the wildcard characters means find data that contains letter b to d range. This statement is (True).

A database object that means the structure of the database or name spaces for a collection of database objects is the (View).

A (table) is populated invoked using SELECT statement. Its data/record can be derive from other tables.

An (synonyms) are ordered set of pointers that refer to rows in a base table.

All the records that have the same index key are physically close together. This is created using (unique) index

(Data manipulation language) in SQL includes creating, altering, dropping, and declaring tables.

(Data Definition language) in SQL includes revoke and grant query statements.

SELECT relation_name FROM attribute1 WHERE attribute1 = "x" can be a (valid) SELECT query statement.

A null criteria for the data types means that we search for non-empty fields. This statement is not (True).

A dashed " - " wildcard character represents any single character within the brackets. This statement is (False).

A (unique) index is one that can be traversed in either direction, so it's ascending or descending.

A (compound) index consists of several columns that form the index.

The alternate name for the table or view is called (schema). It is one of the database objects.

A (unique) key can be inserted in a table only once and it can be the key column of a table.

SELECT * FROM relation_name SORT BY attribute1 ASC. This query statement means sorting attribute1 ascending. This statement is not (False).

A criteria h[^oa]t, means finding hit, but not hot and hat data. This statement is not (True).

>, >=, <, <=, = are all (comparison) operators which is use in query criteria to compare data.

The alternate name for the table or view is called (Alias). It is one of the database objects.

In designing a multi-table query, (Determine) is the step where the criteria should be put to be met by the information neeeded.

A criteria " ='x%' " means searches for all values beginning with x. This statement is not (False).

(Synonyms) is an database object that serves as a name spcae for a collection of database objects.

An (attribute) is other term for number of columns.

A (Synonym) consists of data logically arranged in columns and rows

A (Index) is a virtual table derived from one or more tables or other views.

(Alias) are based upon one or more columns but stored as a separate entity.

A (cluster) index consists of several columns that form the index

A (unique) index is one that can be traversed in either direction

A (Data-Integrity) constraint is used to support referential integrity which allows you to manage relationships between tables.