Consider the my_table table with two integer columns, a and b, and the contents as shown;
Mysql > SELECT a, b FROM my_table;

1 row in set result of this query?
SELECT ab -
FROM my_table;
Consider the my_table table with two integer columns, a and b, and the contents as shown;
Mysql > SELECT a, b FROM my_table;
1 row in set result of this query?
SELECT ab -
FROM my_table;
The SQL query "SELECT ab - FROM my_table;" is syntactically incorrect. In SQL, proper column names and operators must be used. The query is likely intended to perform some operation between columns 'a' and 'b', but the minor syntax error makes it invalid, resulting in an error message from the SQL interpreter.
I tested this one out and the answer is D.
Vote for D