What does DML stand for and what are some examples of it?
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Answer / deepak dada
data manipulation language eg select insert update delete
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DML stands for Data Manipulation Language.This langage
enables the users to make manipulation operations on the
data present in the database.
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Answer / srinivasa yadav
DML STANDS FOR DATA MANIPULATION LANGUAGE
THE COMMANDS IN DML ARE SELECT, INSERT, DELETE, UPDATE
EX:-SELECT
1) SELECT * FROM TABLENAME;
IT WILL RETRIVE ALL THE COLUMNS.
2) SELECT EMP_ID,EMP_HLDR_NAME,EMP_AMT FROM TABLENAME;
IT WILL RETRIVE ONLY PARTICULAR ROWS.
INSERT : - IT IS USED TO INSERT THE VALUES.
DELETE : - IT IS USED TO DELETE THE ROW.
UPDATE : - IT IS USED TO UPDATE THE ROW.
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