Mention the differences between having and where clause.

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I have a website that allows customers to browse and place orders for certain products. I have 2 tables; Customers and Orders. The Customers table holds the customer records and the Orders table holds the orders placed by the customer. Both tables are tied based on the field Cust_ID. Example of the data is shown below: Cust_ID Cust_Name Cust_ID Product Amount Order_Date 1001 John Tan 1001 P-5211 $120.00 2/13/2006 1002 Michael Wong 1001 K-1428 $88.90 1/11/2006 1003 Mary Cheong 1003 C-0923 $82.50 1/27/2006 1004 Ahmad Suffian 1003 K-1428 $88.90 2/2/2006 Write a single SQL statement that extracts all purchase records with the following criteria: 1. Customer names starting with “M” only. 2. Orders placed within the current month only. 3. Amount does not exceed $100.00 The list must be sorted by order date with the latest order showing on top.

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What is an indexed view?

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How do you identify a foreign key?

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How do we know if any query is retrieving a large amount of data or very little data?

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Define Foreign Key?

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Is the log file is a part of file group?

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Explain the difference between HTTP and HTTPS in database?

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Following are some of the question related to below mentioned query? select e1.salary from employee3 e1 where 2= ( select count(distinct(e2.salary)) from employee3 e2 where e2.salary>=e1.salary ) 1) What the query returns? 2) How it works? - Detail explanation (what the sub query does, why it is (where 2=)....etc...Please?

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what are different types of backups available in sql server? : Sql server database administration

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Explain filtered indexes benefits?

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how to delete duplicate rows from table

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