nice question

thanks robet for the question...

wrong attempt...

easy one....

Worng qnswer is mentioned..

i think correct answer is -

UPDATE FORUM_MEMBERS

SET M_EMAIL = REPLACE(M_EMAIL,'@123.com', '@abc.com')

WHERE M_EMAIL LIKE '%@abc.com'

as we need to replace @123.com to @abc.com

example-

my id is...

very godd question..

looking for the solution of this from a long time

easy question to get +2 😛

good confusing question..

+2 🙂

good question...;-)

Oopes I am clear with answer now..

I confused with the byte size of int and float so select wrong answer... 🙁 🙁

as .001 will will gets converted into 0 so...

I am newbie..

can anyone explain me why divide by zero error encountered...

as 10/.001 is thr

very good question...

good question..

learn something about timestamp today..

good question...was aware of the functionality of row_count with roll back...

I think the answer is wrong in this as we like to display the date for a specific date.....

while in other options range is specified and they will display...