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Evaluate this SQL statement:SELECT first_name, commissionFROM employeeWHERE commission =(SELECT commissionFROM employeeWHERE UPPER(first_name) = 'SCOTT');What would cause this statement to fail?Select one:a.All the given optionsb.The FIRST_NAME values in the database are in lowercase.c.There is more than one employee with the first name Scott.d.Scott has a zero commission value.e.Scalar function is not allowed in Subquery.

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Evaluate this SQL statement:SELECT first_name, commissionFROM employeeWHERE commission =(SELECT commissionFROM employeeWHERE UPPER(first_name) = 'SCOTT');What would cause this statement to fail?Select one:a.All the given optionsb.The FIRST_NAME values in the database are in lowercase.c.There is more than one employee with the first name Scott.d.Scott has a zero commission value.e.Scalar function is not allowed in Subquery.

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The SQL statement would fail if there is more than one employee with the first name Scott. This is because the subquery in the WHERE clause is expected to return a single value (scalar), but if there are multiple employees named Scott, it would return multiple values, causing an error. Therefore, the correct answer is c. There is more than one employee with the first name Scott.

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