| Exam Code/Number: | 1z1-882Join the discussion |
| Exam Name: | Oracle Certified Professional, MySQL 5.6 Developer |
| Certification: | Oracle |
| Question Number: | 100 |
| Publish Date: | Aug 27, 2026 |
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You have a transaction that queries a table at the beginning of the transaction and performs the same query later.
Which two transaction isolation levels guarantee that you get the same results both times?
Inspect the SELECT query:
Mysql> EXPLAIN SELECT employees. Emp_no, first_name, last_name FROM employees JOIN title WHERE to_date >
'2008-10-11';
2 rows in set (0.00 sec)
Which action will optimize the query?
Consider the content of the class and student tables:
Class
Which three queries produce the same result?
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?
As a developer, you inherit this table as part of a project:
CREATE TABLE exam (
Exam_id INTEGER UNSIGNED NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
Examinee_id INTEGER UNSIGNED UNIQUE,
Score INTEGER UNSIGNED
)
What change should you make to ensure that examinee_id is an integer value throughout the table?