7 years ago in Database Management System

Which SQL-92 standard SQL command can be used to change a table name?

[A] RENAME TABLE
[B] CHANGE TABLE
[C] ALTER TABLE
[D] None of the above is correct.
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Anil Yadav - 4 years ago

RENAME answer hoga na

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Shourya Singh Rawat
Shourya Singh Rawat - 4 years ago

Shourya Singh Rawat from India is saying CHANGE TABLE is correct answer

Imran Ali
Imran Ali - 4 years ago

Imran Ali from Rawalpindi, Pakistan is saying ALTER TABLE is correct answer

ismatmalik
ismatmalik - 4 years ago

ismatmalik from Pakistan is saying RENAME TABLE is correct answer

ranaasif
ranaasif - 4 years ago

ranaasif from Multan, Pakistan is saying RENAME TABLE is correct answer

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