Across
- 2. This function extracts text from a DATE
- 4. This clause is used to add a table to a query
- 5. This clause is used for a correlated subquery to link inner to outer queries
- 7. This is a query in the FROM or JOIN clauses
- 9. This clause limits results only of aggregate functions
- 11. This clause specifies the first table of a query
- 12. A query inside another query
- 13. This goes between the alias and the column name
- 15. These are used to group a subquery vertically
- 19. This separates fields in the SELECT and ORDER BY clauses
- 20. Combined this keyword and AS to make a query you can reference throughout the query
- 22. The error when you can't tell what table a column goes to
- 23. What you call a renamed table
- 24. This clause cannot be used in subqueries only outer queries
- 25. This function type is great for scalar queries
Down
- 1. Too many rows in the resulting query because incorrect JOIN
- 3. A reference in a table to another table’s entire row
- 6. Only used at the VERY end of the query
- 8. This clause limits results by design
- 10. The current server time
- 14. Shorthand for extracting information from DATE types
- 16. This function returns a date from supplied text
- 17. A subquery that returns a table with one row and column
- 18. Clause used to organize results when using aggregate functions
- 19. This function returns the number of rows in the result set
- 21. A subquery that references the outer query and the inner query
- 25. How you rename a column
