Certification : DB2 - DB2
Exam Code/Number : C2090-733
Exam Name : IBM DB2 9 Application Developer Exam
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Given following table: EMP EMPNO NAME DEPTNO SALARY ====== ===== ======= ======= 0010 JOSH D95 30000 0020 JENNA D98 25000 0030 DYLAN D95 10000 0040 TRACY D90 33000 and the following trigger definition: CREATE TRIGGER track_chgs AFTER UPDATE OF salary, name, empno ON emp REFERENCING NEW_TABLE AS ntable FOR EACH STATEMENT MODE DB2SQL BEGIN ATOMIC INSERT INTO changes SELECT empno, CURRENT TIMESTAMP FROM ntable; END; After executing the following SQL statements: DELETE FROM changes; UPDATE emp SET deptno = 'D98' WHERE deptno = 'D95'; INSERT INTO emp VALUES('0050', 'KEN', 'D90', 35000); UPDATE emp SET salary = salary - 500 WHERE salary > 35000; UPDATE emp SET salary = salary + 1000 WHERE salary <= 25000; What value will be returned by this query? SELECT count(*) FROM changes
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What is the behavior when the following query is executed? SELECT workdept, SUM(salary) FROM dsn8810.emp GROUP BY workdept HAVING AVG(salary) > 10000 ;
- Records whose average salary is greater than 10000 are retrieved from DSN8810.EMP and grouped by WORKDEPT.
- Records whose average salary is less than or equal to 10000 are eliminated from DSN8810.EMP and grouped by WORKDEPT.
- Records are retrieved from DSN8810.EMP, grouped by WORKDEPT, and all departments whose average salary is less than or equal to 10000 are eliminated.
- Records whose total salary is greater than 10000 are retrieved from DSN8810.EMP, grouped by WORKDEPT, and then the average salary for each department is calculated.
