Discuss Microsoft DP-900 Exam Topic 1 Question 121

Which statement is an example of Data Definition Language (DDL)?

Suggested Answer: D, D

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24 comments · newest first

Nana 5 days ago

I hope everyone gets this one right!

Lynelle 10 days ago

Right! CREATE is used to make tables.

Melvin 15 days ago

MERGE is more about data manipulation, not definition.

Serina 20 days ago

Exactly! DDL is about defining structures.

Yen 25 days ago

SELECT and JOIN are not DDL, right?

Ligia 1 month ago

I feel confident about this question.

Nana 1 month ago

Yeah, D) CREATE is definitely DDL.

Lynelle 1 month ago

I think the answer is D) CREATE.

Becky 2 months ago

Yes! DDL is essential for database management.

Kallie 2 months ago

I feel confident about this one. CREATE is clear.

Charolette 2 months ago

Right! DDL focuses on database schema.

Magdalene 2 months ago

SELECT and JOIN are not DDL. They’re more for querying.

Margot 2 months ago

Definitely, CREATE is used to set up tables.

Glen 2 months ago

Agreed! DDL is all about defining structures.

Vincenza 3 months ago

I think D) CREATE is the answer.

Valda 3 months ago

I thought MERGE was part of DDL too, interesting!

Justine 3 months ago

SELECT and JOIN are not DDL, just saying.

Micaela 3 months ago

Wait, are we sure? What about MERGE?

Rodolfo 3 months ago

Totally agree, CREATE is the right choice!

Latanya 3 months ago

D) CREATE is definitely DDL.

Gail 4 months ago

I thought MERGE was part of DML, but now I'm confused about the definitions. Is CREATE definitely DDL?

Arlette 5 months ago

I practiced a similar question last week, and I believe D) CREATE was the example they used for DDL.

Adolph 5 months ago

I'm not entirely sure, but I remember DDL is about creating and modifying database schemas, so maybe it's D?

Leota 6 months ago

I think D) CREATE is the right answer since it relates to defining database structures.

Microsoft DP-900 Exam - Topic 1 Question 121 Discussion