Sql Case Sensitive Example 5

Case Sensitive Example 5 - Here are two statements, which have been separated without using a semicolon ‘; ‘. A single statement can be run without a semicolon. But if there are two statements without separating with the semicolon, then it will give a syntax error.

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Enter - Select * from table_name;

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Sql Case Sensitive Example 5

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