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Exam Code:
1z0-882
Exam Name:
Oracle Certified Professional, MySQL 5.6 Developer
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Last Updated:
Jun 16, 2025
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Oracle Certified Professional, MySQL 5.6 Developer Questions and Answers

Question 1

A MySQL command- line client is started with safe updates disabled.

Mysql - -safe – updates=0

What happens when you execute an UPDATE statement without a WHERE clause?

Options:

A.

Results in an error

B.

Updates every row in the specified table(s)

C.

Results in - -safe-updates being enabled automatically

D.

Causes a syntax error

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Question 2

Consider the stored procedure

CREATE PROCEDURE param_test (

IN P_in INT,

OUT P_out INT,

INPUT P_inout INT)

BEGIN

SELECT P_in, P_out, P_ inout;

SET P_in, P_inout

END

You execute a series of commands:

What is the output of the CALL and SELECT?

Options:

A.

(0,0,0) and (0,0,0)

B.

(0,0,0,) and (0,200,300)

C.

(0,NULL,0) and(0,200,300)

D.

(0,NULL,0) and (100,200,300)

Question 3

Which three statements describe valid reasons why queries that use “SELECT” construct are discouraged?

Options:

A.

SELECT * may cause more data than you need to be read from disk if your application needs only some columns.

B.

SELECT * causes more data than you need to be sent via the client/server protocol if your application needs only some columns.

C.

SELECT * prevents the use of indexes, so a full table scan for every query.

D.

SELECT *causes your application to depend on the columns present when you wrote it , so your application could break if the table structure changes.

E.

SELECT * causes the statements to return all rows from the table.