Examine the description of the CUSTOMERS table:
Which two statements will do an implicit conversion? (Choose two.)
Examine the description of the CUSTOMERS table:
Which two statements will do an implicit conversion? (Choose two.)
In the query 'SELECT * FROM customers WHERE customer_id - '0001';', the expression 'customer_id - '0001'' involves subtracting a string from a number, which the database implicitly converts the string '0001' to a number. In the query 'SELECT * FROM customers WHERE insert_date - '01-JAN-19';', '01-JAN-19' is a string representation of a date, so the database implicitly converts it to a DATE type to perform the subtraction operation with the 'insert_date' column.
AD must be correct. C is not an implicit conversion
I think AD is correct
A D are correct
A D are correct
Tested twice. AC
No error for me on D, worked fine.
D i am getting an error ORA-01722: invalid number
Not sure about this one - A, B, E compile successfully and got the same results for all of them. C is not an implicit conversion, D throws an error 'invalid NUMBER'.
Forget about it, tonII20II is right - AD must be right. C,E are not implicit conversions, in B both are numbers.