Which of the following is not true about SQL statements?1.0 MarksSQL statements are not case sensitive.SQL statements can be written on one or more lines.Keywords cannot be split across lines.Clauses must be written on separate lines.

Which of these statements is true about Entries?Group of answer choicesEntries are case-sensitive.Entries are not case-sensitive.Entries must be differentiated, but colons.Type entries without spaces in between words

What does the CASE statement do in SQL?Defines a new case for the databaseAdds a case to a tableAdds a condition to a queryAdds a new user to the database

Which of the following statements is true?The WHEN clause of a CASE statement ends with a semicolon.The WHEN clause of a CASE statement ends with “END CASE;”.The WHEN clause of a CASE expression does not end with a semicolon.The WHEN clause of a CASE statement ends with “ENDCASE”.

Which of these statements about table, record, and fields is (are) not true?Select one:a.A table includes some recordsb.In a text file, each record is usually separated with others by a new line delimiterc.None of the others.d.A record includes some fields

Q10.Which of the following statements about stored procedures are true?*2 pointsProviding a parameter list to CREATE PROCEDURE is optionalStored procedures are case-sensitiveStored procedures cannot be imported from one database system to anotherStored procedures are saved in the table mysql.proc