The Oracle WHERE clause: A.Limits the column data that are returned.B.Limits the row data are returned. A is TrueB is TrueA and B are correct.Neither A nor B are correct.Next Section

The Oracle WHERE clause: A.Limits the column data that are returned.B.Limits the row data are returned

The SQL WHERE clause:a.limits the column data that are returned.b.Both A and B are correct.c.Neither A nor B are correct.d.limits the row data are returned.

When to use SQL WHERE clause?Answer choicesSelect an optionTo limit the column data that are returned.To limit the row data are returned.Both A and B are correctNeither A nor B are correct.

The OR operator displays a record if ANY conditions listed are true. The AND operator displays a record if ALL of the conditions listed are true.Select one:a.Trueb.False

Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding the application of WHERE clause? Can only be used on columns that are present in SELECT clauseIs used to choose the columns that need to be fetched in the resultCan be used on all columnsNone of the above