If you want a column to be part of the result set, after
which SQL keyword does it belong?
1. SELECT
2. FROM
3. WHERE
4. GROUP BY
5. HAVING
Answers were Sorted based on User's Feedback
It is Select.
Bcoz
2) from : includes the table name (source and not columns)
3)Where : specifies the condition based on which the rows
are retrived
4) Group by : mentions the column on which the rows are to
be grouped.. note that the column name mentioned should
also be specified in the select clause
5) Having : not sure
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Answer / avinash hiwarale
Select
it gives you the option to choose the column you want to
see.
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Answer / sathishrpillai
if you want a column to be a part of result set then it
SELECT
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Answer / rampratap singh
After Select
because Result set is the feature of java and it will hold
a record (list of columns) from column clause only
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Answer / j.t.karthikeyan
The word result set is nothing but aggregation.
GROUP BY is the right answer.
Result set like Groupin, Grouping SETS etc...
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