Below you have a table definition and some sql statements. For each statement draw the resulting database table.(assume that the instructions are performed in sequence)
CREATE TABLE example_table ( id int(10) DEFAULT '0' NOT NULL auto_increment, status tinyint(3), username varchar(20), email varchar(255), description text, datecreated datetime, lastupdated datetime, PRIMARY KEY (id) );
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id | status | username | description | datecreated | lastupdated |
INSERT INTO example_table (id,status,username,datecreated) VALUES (NULL,1,'testuser',NOW()); DELETE FROM example_table; INSERT INTO example_table VALUES (NULL,1,'testuser','testuser@mysql.com', 'This is a description.',NOW(),NULL); INSERT INTO example_table VALUES (NULL,1,'testuser','testuser@mysql.com', 'This is a description.',NOW(),NULL); DELETE FROM example_table WHERE id=1; INSERT INTO example_table VALUES (NULL,1,'usertest','usertest@mysql.com', 'This is a description.',NOW(),NULL); INSERT INTO example_table VALUES (NULL,1,'auser','testuser@mysql.com', 'This is a description.',NOW(),NULL); DELETE FROM example_table WHERE username LIKE 'u%'; INSERT INTO example_table VALUES (NULL,1,'user','testuser@mysql.com', 'This is a description.',NOW(),NULL); UPDATE example_table SET username='newusername',lastupdated=NOW() WHERE id=1; SELECT * FROM example_table; SELECT id,status,username FROM example_table; SELECT id,status,username FROM example_table WHERE username='user'; SELECT id,status,username FROM example_table WHERE username='user' ORDER BY datecreated,lastupdated; SELECT COUNT(*) FROM example_table; SELECT id,status,username FROM example_table WHERE (username='user' AND password='pass'); SELECT id,status,username FROM example_table WHERE username LIKE 'u%'; SELECT id,status,username FROM example_table WHERE username LIKE 'u%' LIMIT 0,5; SELECT id,status,username FROM example_table WHERE username LIKE '%u' ORDER BY username,lastupdated DESC LIMIT 1,6;