What will be the output for the below Query
Select 'High' from dual where null = null;

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What will be the output for the below Query Select 'High' from dual where null = null;..

Answer / rapaka srivani

the answer will be "no rows selected" because in question
we used a word called 'dual'. 'dual' is a default table in
SQL where it doesn't contain data. so the answer will
be 'no rows selected'.

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What will be the output for the below Query Select 'High' from dual where null = null;..

Answer / jjjjjj

the answer id 'high'

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