Examine this query:
What is the result?
Examine this query:
What is the result?
The condition 'WHERE 2 = 3' is always false. Therefore, the query will not return any rows. This means the result will be 'no rows' returned.
B is the correct answer
Checked, B is correct.
B is correct
still it will return 1 row . checked. OPTION C
As the condition is always false -> no row.
Where condition is not correct
No row is returned check in Oracle
The where condition is never valid, so no rows.