In SQL, which command is used to issue multiple CREATE TABLE, CREATE VIEW and GRANT statements in a single transaction? a. CREATE PACKAGE b. CREATE SCHEMA c. CREATE CLUSTER d. All of the mentioned

My other instruction for SQL says: Create and test a stored procedure called checkin_transaction that processes a “checkin” transaction. When a book is checked in, the corresponding CHECKOUT record is updated to show the date it was checked in, and the Pat_ID attribute in the BOOK table is updated to NULL.  The entire transaction (starting with START TRANSACTION; and ending with COMMIT;) should be in between the BEGIN and END statements of the stored procedure.  You should be able to call the procedure with a statement like this, passing the values of the Book_Num, Pat_ID, and Check_In_Date to the procedure:   CALL checkin_transaction(5243, 1170, ‘2017-04-30’) Do you guys know how?

Write a SQL script that performs the following. Creates an updatable view based on the employee table. The view must contain the following features Rename all of the columns Display all "manager" records Insert 5 new records into the base table (using the view) Display all the view records using the base table (to verify that the view performed the inserts)

In SQL With partial dependencies, data redundancies occur because every row entry requires duplication of data. Select one: a. True b. False