Which of the following is DDL command Mcq?

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Which of the following is are DDL commands?
Which of the following is not a command of DDL?

Explanation: DDL consist of 5 commands, i.e., CREATE, ALTER, DROP, TRUNCATE & RENAME. 24 окт. 2021 г.

Which of the following is are DDL commands?

RENAME, REVOKE and GRANT are DDL commands and UPDATE is DML command.

Which of the following is not a command of DDL?

ALTER are the major DDL commands. Answer C, B, and D are incorrect. DROP, ALTER, and CREATE are valid DDL commands.

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