In the following SQL code, InnoDB is . . . . . . . . CREATE TABLE student ( name CHAR(30), student_id INT, PRIMARY KEY (student_id) ) ENGINE = InnoDB;

Q. In the following SQL code, InnoDB is . . . . . . . .
CREATE TABLE student (
name CHAR(30),
student_id INT,
PRIMARY KEY (student_id)
) ENGINE = InnoDB;

(A) database name
(B) BINARY
(C) reference engine
(D) storage engine

✅ Correct Answer: (D) storage engine

Explanation: In the provided SQL code snippet, the keyword "ENGINE" is used to specify the storage engine for the MySQL table being created. We need to identify what "InnoDB" represents in this context.

Published by Ram Avtar Sharma ⭐ 4.50K Points at 22-Mar-2025 12:41 pm in MySQL

Explanation by: Ram Avtar Sharma

In the provided SQL code snippet, the keyword "ENGINE" is used to specify the storage engine for the MySQL table being created. We need to identify what "InnoDB" represents in this context.

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Q. In the following SQL code, InnoDB is . . . . . . . . CREATE TABLE student ( name CHAR(30), student_id INT, PRIMARY KEY (student_id) ) ENGINE = InnoDB;

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Q. In the following SQL code, InnoDB is . . . . . . . .
CREATE TABLE student (
name CHAR(30),
student_id INT,
PRIMARY KEY (student_id)
) ENGINE = InnoDB;