why we go for SPUFI for creating tables or for sql queries?
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Answer / girish kumar
By using SPUFI we can get the error code when the query fails, and at a time we can execute multiple queries.
QMF doesn't support to execute multiple queries at a time.
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Answer / vijay krishna
SPUFI is abbreviated as SQL Processing for File Input.
Through SPUFI, you can execute a set of queries one time by
feeding an input file and whereas through QMF, you can
execute only one query at a time.
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Answer / satty
becoz spufi is interactive and spontaneous which makes user
to create faster and allows user to know whats wrong when
there is error.
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Answer / hemant
see man first of all we need to know full form of sql..it
is structured query language...now why we use sql.this
question arises
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