Which of the following queries demonstrates the correct way to compare a tuple to a row subquery?

The table Country contains the fields Code, defined as the PRIMARY KEY, and Name, which is covered by a UNIQUE index.

Which of the following queries demonstrates the correct way to compare a tuple to a row subquery?

The table Country contains the fields Code, defined as the PRIMARY KEY, and Name, which is covered by a UNIQUE index.

Which of the following queries demonstrates the correct way to compare a tuple to a row subquery?

A.
SELECT Name
FROM City c
WHERE (c.id, c.CountryCode) = (SELECT
CONCAT(Capital, Code)
FROM Country
WHERE Name = ‘United States’)

B.
SELECT Name
FROM City c
WHERE (c.id, c.CountryCode) = (SELECT Capital
FROM Country,
SELECT Code
FROM Country)

C.
SELECT Name
FROM City c
WHERE (c.id, c.CountryCode) = (SELECT Capital, Code
FROM Country)

D.
SELECT Name
FROM City
WHERE (c.id, c.CountryCode) = (SELECT Capital, Code
FROM Country
WHERE Name = ‘United States’)

Explanation:
tuple = list of ordered elements, eg list (c.id, c.CountryCode). A only returns 1 value, B is incorrect syntax, C multiple rows (no WHERE).



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putrakis

putrakis

i think the answer is C.
A and B definitely wrong answer.
D, where the aliasing “c” for City?

Hummel

Hummel

C is wrong as the subquery returns more than one row..

rommy rumhil

rommy rumhil

sundul gan