SQL Interview Questions

Q1. What is the difference between DELETE and TRUNCATE

statements?
DELETE TRUNCATE

Delete command is used to delete a row in Truncate is used to delete all the rows
a table. from a table.

You can rollback data after using delete

You cannot rollback data.
statement.

It is a DML command. It is a DDL command.

It is slower than truncate statement. It is faster.

Q2. What are the different subsets of SQL?

 DDL (Data Definition Language) – It allows you to perform various operations

on the database such as CREATE, ALTER and DELETE objects.
 DML ( Data Manipulation Language) – It allows you to access and manipulate
data. It helps you to insert, update, delete and retrieve data from the
database.
 DCL ( Data Control Language) – It allows you to control access to the
database. Example – Grant, Revoke access permissions.

Q3. What do you mean by DBMS? What are its different types?
A database is a structured collection of data.
A Database Management System (DBMS) is a software application that interacts
with the user, applications and the database itself to capture and analyze data.
A DBMS allows a user to interact with the database. The data stored in the database
can be modified, retrieved and deleted and can be of any type like strings, numbers,
images etc.
There are two types of DBMS:

 Relational Database Management

System: The data is stored in relations
(tables). Example – MySQL.
 Non-Relational Database Management
System: There is no concept of relations,
tuples and attributes. Example – Mongo
Q4. What do you mean by table and field in SQL?
A table refers to a collection of data in an organised manner in form of rows and
columns. A field refers to the number of columns in a table. For example:
Table:StudentInformation
Field: Stu Id, Stu Name, Stu Marks

Q5. What are joins in SQL?

A JOIN clause is used to combine rows from two or more tables, based on a related
column between them. It is used to merge two tables or retrieve data from there.
There are 4 joins in SQL namely:

 Inner Join
 Right Join
 Left Join
 Full Join

Q6. What is the difference between CHAR and VARCHAR2 datatype

in SQL?
Both Char and Varchar2 are used for characters datatype but varchar2 is used for
character strings of variable length whereas Char is used for strings of fixed length.
For example, char(10) can only store 10 characters and will not be able to store a
string of any other length whereas varchar2(10) can store any length i.e 6,8,2 in this
variable.

Q7. What is a Primary key?

 A Primary key is a column (or collection of

columns) or a set of columns that uniquely identifies
each row in the table.
 Uniquely identifies a single row in the table
 Null values not allowed
Example- In the Student table, Stu_ID is the primary
key.

Q8. What are Constraints?

Constraints are used to specify the limit on the data type of the table. It can be
specified while creating or altering the table statement. The sample of constraints
are:

 NOT NULL
 CHECK
 DEFAULT
 UNIQUE
 PRIMARY KEY
 FOREIGN KEY
Q9. What is the difference between SQL and MySQL?
SQL is a standard language which stands for Structured Query Language based on
the English language whereas MySQL is a database management system. SQL is
the core of relational database which is used for accessing and managing database,
MySQL is an RDMS (Relational Database Management System) such as SQL
Server, Informix etc.

Q10. What is a Unique key?

 Uniquely identifies a single row in the table.

 Multiple values allowed per table.
 Null values allowed.

Q11. What is a Foreign key?

 Foreign key maintains referential integrity by enforcing a link between the data
in two tables.
 The foreign key in the child table references the primary key in the parent
table.
 The foreign key constraint prevents actions that would destroy links between
the child and parent tables.

Q12. What do you mean by data integrity?

Data Integrity defines the accuracy as well as the consistency of the data stored in a
database. It also defines integrity constraints to enforce business rules on the data
when it is entered into an application or a database.

Q13. What is the difference between clustered and non clustered

index in SQL?
The differences between the clustered and non clustered index in SQL are :

1. Clustered index is used for easy retrieval of data from the database and its
faster whereas reading from non clustered index is relatively slower.
2. Clustered index alters the way records are stored in a database as it sorts out
rows by the column which is set to be clustered index whereas in a non
clustered index, it does not alter the way it was stored but it creates a
separate object within a table which points back to the original table rows after
searching.
3. One table can only have one clustered index whereas it can have many non
clustered index.

Q14. Write a SQL query to display the current date?

In SQL, there is a built-in function called GetDate() which helps to return the current
timestamp/date.

Q15. List the different type of joins?

There are various types of joins which are used to retrieve data between the tables.
There are four types of joins, namely:
Inner join: Inner Join in MySQL is the most common type of join. It is used to return
all the rows from multiple tables where the join condition is satisfied.

Left Join: Left Join in MySQL is used to return all the rows from the left table but
only the matching rows from the right table where the join condition is fulfilled.
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Right Join: Right Join in MySQL is used to return all the rows from the right table
but only the matching rows from the left table where the join condition is fulfilled.

Full Join: Full join returns all the records when there is a match in any of the tables.
Therefore, it returns all the rows from the left-hand side table and all the rows from
the right-hand side table.

Q16. What do you mean by Denormalization?

Denormalization refers to a technique which is used to access data from higher to

lower forms of a database. It helps the database managers to increase the
performance of the entire infrastructure as it introduces redundancy into a table. It
adds the redundant data into a table by incorporating database queries that combine
data from various tables into a single table.

Q17. What are Entities and Relationships?

Entities: A person, place, or thing in the real world about which data can be stored
in a database. Tables store data that represents one type of entity. For example – A
bank database has a customer table to store customer information. Customer table
stores this information as a set of attributes (columns within the table) for each
customer.
Relationships: Relation or links between entities that have something to do with
each other. For example – The customer name is related to the customer account
number and contact information, which might be in the same table. There can also
be relationships between separate tables (for example, customer to accounts).
Q18. What is an Index?

An index refers to a performance tuning method of allowing faster retrieval of records

from the table. An index creates an entry for each value and hence it will be faster to
retrieve data.

Q19. Explain different types of index.

There are three types of index namely:

Unique Index:
This index does not allow the field to have duplicate values if the column is unique
indexed. If a primary key is defined, a unique index can be applied automatically.
Clustered Index:
This index reorders the physical order of the table and searches based on the basis
of key values. Each table can only have one clustered index.
Non-Clustered Index:
Non-Clustered Index does not alter the physical order of the table and maintains a
logical order of the data. Each table can have many nonclustered indexes.

Q20. What is Normalization and what are the advantages of it?

Normalization is the process of organizing data to avoid duplication and redundancy.

Some of the advantages are:

 Better Database organization

 More Tables with smaller rows
 Efficient data access
 Greater Flexibility for Queries
 Quickly find the information
 Easier to implement Security
 Allows easy modification
 Reduction of redundant and duplicate data
 More Compact Database
 Ensure Consistent data after modification
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Q21. What is the difference between DROP and TRUNCATE

commands?

DROP command removes a table and it cannot be rolled back from the database
whereas TRUNCATE command removes all the rows from the table.
Q22. Explain different types of Normalization.

There are many successive levels of normalization. These are called normal
forms. Each consecutive normal form depends on the previous one.The first three
normal forms are usually adequate.

 First Normal Form (1NF) – No repeating groups within rows

 Second Normal Form (2NF) – Every non-key (supporting) column value is
dependent on the whole primary key.
 Third Normal Form (3NF) – Dependent solely on the primary key and no other
non-key (supporting) column value.

Q23. What is ACID property in a database?

ACID stands for Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability. It is used to ensure that
the data transactions are processed reliably in a database system.
Atomicity: Atomicity refers to the transactions that are completely done or failed
where transaction refers to a single logical operation of a data. It means if one part of
any transaction fails, the entire transaction fails and the database state is left
unchanged.
Consistency: Consistency ensures that the data must meet all the validation rules.
In simple words, you can say that your transaction never leaves the database
without completing its state.
Isolation: The main goal of isolation is concurrency control.
Durability: Durability means that if a transaction has been committed, it will occur
whatever may come in between such as power loss, crash or any sort of error.

Q24. What do you mean by “Trigger” in SQL?

Trigger in SQL is are a special type of stored procedures that are defined to execute
automatically in place or after data modifications. It allows you to execute a batch of
code when an insert, update or any other query is executed against a specific table.

Q25. What are the different operators available in SQL?

There are three operators available in SQL, namely:

1. Arithmetic Operators
2. Logical Operators
3. Comparison Operators
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Q26. Are NULL values same as that of zero or a blank space?

A NULL value is not at all same as that of zero or a blank space. NULL value
represents a value which is unavailable, unknown, assigned or not applicable
whereas a zero is a number and blank space is a character.

Q27. What is the difference between cross join and natural join?

The cross join produces the cross product or Cartesian product of two tables
whereas the natural join is based on all the columns having the same name and data
types in both the tables.

Q28. What is subquery in SQL?

A subquery is a query inside another query where a query is defined to retrieve data
or information back from the database. In a subquery, the outer query is called as
the main query whereas the inner query is called subquery. Subqueries are always
executed first and the result of the subquery is passed on to the main query. It can
be nested inside a SELECT, UPDATE or any other query. A subquery can also use
any comparison operators such as >,< or =.

Q29. What are the different types of a subquery?

There are two types of subquery namely, Correlated and Non-Correlated.

Correlated subquery: These are queries which select the data from a table
referenced in the outer query. It is not considered as an independent query as it
refers to another table and refers the column in a table.
Non-Correlated subquery: This query is an independent query where the output of
subquery is substituted in the main query.

Q30. List the ways to get the count of records in a table?

To count the number of records in a table, you can use the below commands:
SELECT * FROM table1

SELECT COUNT(*) FROM table1

SELECT rows FROM sysindexes WHERE id = OBJECT_ID(table1) AND indid <

2
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Q31. Write a SQL query to find the names of employees that begin
with „A‟?

To display name of the employees that begin with „A‟, type in the below command:
1 SELECT * FROM Table_name WHERE EmpName like 'A%'

Q32. Write a SQL query to get the third highest salary of an

employee from employee_table?

1 SELECT TOP 1 salary

2 FROM(
3 SELECT TOP 3 salary
4 FROM employee_table
5 ORDER BY salary DESC) AS emp
ORDER BY salary ASC;
6

Q33. What is the need for group functions in SQL?

Group functions work on the set of rows and returns one result per group. Some of
the commonly used group functions are: AVG, COUNT, MAX, MIN, SUM,
VARIANCE.

Q34 . What is a Relationship and what are they?

Relation or links are between entities that have something to do with each other.
Relationships are defined as the connection between the tables in a database. There
are various relationships, namely:

 One to One Relationship.

 One to Many Relationship.
 Many to One Relationship.
 Self-Referencing Relationship.

Q35. How can you insert NULL values in a column while inserting
the data?

NULL values can be inserted in the following ways:

 Implicitly by omitting column from column list.

 Explicitly by specifying NULL keyword in the VALUES clause

Q36. What is the main difference between „BETWEEN‟ and „IN‟

condition operators?

BETWEEN operator is used to display rows based on a range of values in a row

whereas the IN condition operator is used to check for values contained in a specific
set of values.
Example of BETWEEN:
SELECT * FROM Students where ROLL_NO BETWEEN 10 AND 50;
Example of IN:
SELECT * FROM students where ROLL_NO IN (8,15,25);
Q37. Why are SQL functions used?
SQL functions are used for the following purposes:

 To perform some calculations on the data

 To modify individual data items

 To manipulate the output

 To format dates and numbers

 To convert the data types

Q38. What is the need of MERGE statement?

This statement allows conditional update or insertion of data into a table. It performs
an UPDATE if a row exists, or an INSERT if the row does not exist.

Q39. What do you mean by recursive stored procedure?

Recursive stored procedure refers to a stored procedure which calls by itself until it
reaches some boundary condition. This recursive function or procedure helps the
programmers to use the same set of code n number of times.

Q40. What is CLAUSE in SQL?

SQL clause helps to limit the result set by providing a condition to the query. A
clause helps to filter the rows from the entire set of records.
For example – WHERE, HAVING clause.
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Q41. What is the difference between „HAVING‟ CLAUSE and a

„WHERE‟ CLAUSE?

HAVING clause can be used only with SELECT statement. It is usually used in a
GROUP BY clause and whenever GROUP BY is not used, HAVING behaves like a
WHERE clause.
Having Clause is only used with the GROUP BY function in a query whereas
WHERE Clause is applied to each row before they are a part of the GROUP BY
function in a query.

Q42. List the ways in which Dynamic SQL can be executed?

Following are the ways in which dynamic SQL can be executed:
  Write a query with parameters.

 Using EXEC.

 Using sp_executesql.

Q43. What are the various levels of constraints?

Constraints are the representation of a column to enforce data entity and
consistency. There are two levels of a constraint, namely:

 column level constraint

 table level constraint

Q44. How can you fetch common records from two tables?

You can fetch common records from two tables using INTERSECT. For example:
Select studentID from student. <strong>INTERSECT </strong> Select StudentID
1
from Exam

Q45. List some case manipulation functions in SQL?

There are three case manipulation functions in SQL, namely:

 LOWER: This function returns the string in lowercase. It takes a string as an

argument and returns it by converting it into lower case. Syntax:
LOWER(‘string’)

 UPPER: This function returns the string in uppercase. It takes a string as an

argument and returns it by converting it into uppercase. Syntax:
UPPER(‘string’)

 INITCAP: This function returns the string with the first letter in uppercase and
rest of the letters in lowercase. Syntax:
INITCAP(‘string’)

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Q46. What are the different set operators available in SQL?

Some of the available set operators are – Union, Intersect or Minus operators.

Q47. What is an ALIAS command?

ALIAS name can be given to any table or a column. This alias name can be referred
in WHERE clause to identify a particular table or a column.
For example-
Select emp.empID, dept.Result from employee emp, department as dept
where emp.empID=dept.empID
In the above example, emp refers to alias name for employee table and dept refers
to alias name for department table.

Q48. What are aggregate and scalar functions?

Aggregate functions are used to evaluate mathematical calculation and returns a
single value. These calculations are done from the columns in a table. For example-
max(),count() are calculated with respect to numeric.
Scalar functions return a single value based on the input value. For example –
UCASE(), NOW() are calculated with respect to string.

Q49. How can you fetch alternate records from a table?

You can fetch alternate records i.e both odd and even row numbers. For example-
To display even numbers, use the following command:
Select studentId from (Select rowno, studentId from student) where mod(rowno,2)=0
Now, to display odd numbers:
Select studentId from (Select rowno, studentId from student) where
mod(rowno,2)=1

Q50. Name the operator which is used in the query for pattern
matching?
LIKE operator is used for pattern matching, and it can be used as -.

1. % – It matches zero or more characters.

For example- select * from students where studentname like „a%‟
_ (Underscore) – it matches exactly one character.
For example- select * from student where studentname like „abc_‟
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Q51. How can you select unique records from a table?

You can select unique records from a table by using the DISTINCT keyword.

Select DISTINCT studentID from Student

Using this command, it will print unique student id from the table Student.

Q52. How can you fetch first 5 characters of the string?

There are a lot of ways to fetch characters from a string. For example:
Select SUBSTRING(StudentName,1,5) as studentname from student

Q53. What is the main difference between SQL and PL/SQL?

SQL is a query language that allows you to issue a single query or execute a single
insert/update/delete whereas PL/SQL is Oracle‟s “Procedural Language” SQL, which
allows you to write a full program (loops, variables, etc.) to accomplish multiple
operations such as selects/inserts/updates/deletes.

Q54. What is a View?

A view is a virtual table which consists of a subset of data contained in a table. Since
views are not present, it takes less space to store. View can have data of one or
more tables combined and it depends on the relationship.

Q55. What are Views used for?

A view refers to a logical snapshot based on a table or another view. It is used for
the following reasons:

 Restricting access to data.

 Making complex queries simple.
 Ensuring data independence.
 Providing different views of same data.

Q56. What is a Stored Procedure?

A Stored Procedure is a function which consists of many SQL statements to access

the database system. Several SQL statements are consolidated into a stored
procedure and execute them whenever and wherever required which saves time and
avoid writing code again and again.

Q57. List some advantages and disadvantages of Stored

Procedure?

Advantages:
A Stored Procedure can be used as a modular programming which means create
once, store and call for several times whenever it is required. This supports faster
execution. It also reduces network traffic and provides better security to the data.
Disadvantage:
The only disadvantage of Stored Procedure is that it can be executed only in the
database and utilizes more memory in the database server.

Q58. List all the types of user-defined functions?

There are three types of user-defined functions, namely:

 Scalar Functions
 Inline Table-valued functions
 Multi-statement valued functions
Scalar returns the unit, variant defined the return clause. Other two types of defined
functions return table.

Q59. What do you mean by Collation?

Collation is defined as a set of rules that determine how data can be sorted as well
as compared. Character data is sorted using the rules that define the correct
character sequence along with options for specifying case-sensitivity, character
width etc.

Q60. What are the different types of Collation Sensitivity?

Following are the different types of collation sensitivity:

 Case Sensitivity: A and a and B and b.

 Kana Sensitivity: Japanese Kana characters.
 Width Sensitivity: Single byte character and double-byte character.
 Accent Sensitivity.
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Q61. What are Local and Global variables?

Local variables:
These variables can be used or exist only inside the function. These variables are
not used or referred by any other function.
Global variables:
These variables are the variables which can be accessed throughout the program.
Global variables cannot be created whenever that function is called.

Q62. What is Auto Increment in SQL?

Auto increment keyword allows the user to create a unique number to get generated
whenever a new record is inserted into the table.
This keyword is usually required whenever PRIMARY KEY is used.
AUTO INCREMENT keyword can be used in Oracle and IDENTITY keyword can be
used in SQL SERVER.

Q63. What is a Datawarehouse?

Datawarehouse refers to a central repository of data where the data is assembled
from multiple sources of information. Those data are consolidated, transformed and
made available for the mining as well as online processing. Warehouse data also
have a subset of data called Data Marts.

Q64. What are the different authentication modes in SQL Server?

How can it be changed?
Windows mode and Mixed Mode – SQL and Windows. You can go to the below
steps to change authentication mode in SQL Server:

 Click Start> Programs> Microsoft SQL Server and click SQL Enterprise
Manager to run SQL Enterprise Manager from the Microsoft SQL Server
program group.

 Then select the server from the Tools menu.

  Select SQL Server Configuration Properties, and choose the Security page.

Q65. What are STUFF and REPLACE function?

STUFF Function: This function is used to overwrite existing character or inserts a
string into another string. Syntax:
STUFF(string_expression,start, length, replacement_characters)
where,
string_expression: it is the string that will have characters substituted
start: This refers to the starting position
length: It refers to the number of characters in the string which are substituted.
replacement_string: They are the new characters which are injected in the string.

REPLACE function: This function is used to replace the existing characters of all
the occurrences. Syntax:
REPLACE (string_expression, search_string, replacement_string)
Here every search_string in the string_expression will be replaced with the
replacement_string.
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o ALM concepts, architecture, and components

o Management terms, concepts, and tools
o Requirements implementation and management
o Risk-based testing, steps, and factors
o Test Plan build
o Test Sets plan and execution
o Defect tracking concepts, features, and best practices
o Version Control use and configuration
o Reports build and data management
1. Introduction to Web-Development
 Type of web application
 What is Web Server/Application
 Introduction of Web-Application

2. Introdcution JDBC
 Why JDBC
 What is Driver
 How to load the Driver
 How to get a database connection
 Creation of First Servlet
 Component of http Request & response

3. Introduction to XML
 Why XML
 Xml Structure
 Xml Attribute
 XMl Schema
 XML Parser & usage
 Marshaling & Un Marshaling of XML

4. Introduction to JSON
 Why JSON
 JSON Syntax
 JSON Structure
 JSON Data Type
 JSON vs XML
 JSON Parser & usage
 Marshaling & Un Marshaling of JSON

5. Intruction to WebServcie
 Types of Webservice
 SOA Architecture
 Participants of WebService
 Types of Webservice
 Introduction to RESTFull web Service
 Introduction to SOAP web Service

6. POST-MAN
 Why PostMan
  CRUD Operation
 POSTMAN Parameter
 POSTMAN Console
 POSTMAN Parameter
 POSTMAN Assertion

7. NewMAN
 Export JSON Project
 Execute test suite in command line

8. RestAssured
 Why RestAssered & Advantages
 RestAssured Class Diagram
 Reassured Configuration using Maven
 CRUD operation

8.1 Basic feature in RestAssured

 Root settings
 Schema Verification
 Sample Post/Get/Update /delete Request
 Request JSON Header / body Settings
 Http method
 Status code

8.2 Different way to read response

 Groovy feature advantages
 Extracting response using Json path

8.3 Request Parameter

 Query parameter
 Form Parameter
 Path parameter

8.4. Verify service response

 Assertion on header response & body
 Time measurement / logging

8.6. Authentication
 Basic authentication
  Preemptive authentication
 Oauth authentication
 Form authentication

8.7 . TestNG
 Annotation
 Test Suite
 Test Reports

8.8. FrameWork
 API framework development
 API framework Architecture
 Challenges faced in API Framework
 GIT integration with API FrameWork
 Jenkins integration with API FrameWork

8.9. Performance Testing of API using J-meter.

10 .Resume Building
 API realTime Project
 Experience resume points
 API Roles & Responsibility

11 . Interview Question discussion