A data analyst is reviewing a query that calculates the total sales per region. The query currently returns a list of regions with their total sales amounts. What is the intended result of this query?

A summary showing the total sales amount for each region

A count of sales transactions per region

A list of regions sorted by name

A list of individual sales transactions with their region and amount

A corrected query returns 10 rows, but the expected result is 12 rows. What is the most appropriate next step to validate the query?

Add more columns to the SELECT clause

Investigate why rows are missing by reviewing the WHERE and JOIN conditions

Accept the result because the query runs without errors

A query fails with the error: 'mismatched input 'FROM' expecting { , ';'}'. Which part of the query is most likely causing this syntax error?

The WHERE clause is missing a condition

The SELECT clause is missing a column list

The query is missing a semicolon at the end

The FROM clause is placed before the SELECT clause

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Fix a Query to Achieve the Desired Results. DATA-ANALYST-ASSOCIATE Practice Questions (Page 1)

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A data analyst is reviewing a query that calculates the total sales per region. The query currently returns a list of regions with their total sales amounts. What is the intended result of this query?
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2foundation · easy
A corrected query returns 10 rows, but the expected result is 12 rows. What is the most appropriate next step to validate the query?
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3foundation · easy
A query is intended to list all customers, including those who have not placed any orders. Which join type should be used?
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A query fails with the error: 'mismatched input 'FROM' expecting {<EOF>, ';'}'. Which part of the query is most likely causing this syntax error?
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5foundation · easy
A query joins the orders table to the customers table to include customer names. The current query returns only orders that have a matching customer. Which join type is being used?
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Questions 1–5

A data analyst is reviewing a query that calculates the total sales per region. The query currently returns a list of regions with their total sales amounts. What is the intended result of this query?

A corrected query returns 10 rows, but the expected result is 12 rows. What is the most appropriate next step to validate the query?

A query is intended to list all customers, including those who have not placed any orders. Which join type should be used?

A query fails with the error: 'mismatched input 'FROM' expecting {<EOF>, ';'}'. Which part of the query is most likely causing this syntax error?

A query joins the orders table to the customers table to include customer names. The current query returns only orders that have a matching customer. Which join type is being used?

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