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Q. The option that executes all SQL statements in a SQL script irrespective of the number of errors is . . . . . . . .
  • (A) -force
  • (B) CREATE FUNCTION
  • (C) -ensure
  • (D) -violent
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βœ… Correct Answer: (A) -force

Explanation: 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.

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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.

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