Which clause of an UPDATE statement allows you to affect
only certain rows of a table?

1. The WHERE clause
2. The SET clause
3. The ROWS AFFECTED clause
4. The ORDER BY clause

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1)THE WHERE CLAUSE

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The where clause

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The WHERE clause

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The ORDER BY clause

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the SET clause

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3. The ROWS AFFECTED clause

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