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Aparajitha Corporate Services Interview Questions and Answers

Updated 5 Feb 2024
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Q1. How is a change request in application serviced by development team (business analysis, code analysis, discussion with BA, requirment freeze, etc.)

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A change request in an application is serviced by the development team through various stages such as business analysis, code analysis, discussion with BA, and requirement freeze.

  • The development team starts by analyzing the change request to understand its impact on the application.

  • They perform business analysis to determine the feasibility and potential risks of implementing the change.

  • Code analysis is conducted to assess the impact on existing code and identify any necessar...read more

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Q2. Write down a procedure to return a certain series (99, 96, 93, ...., 6, 3)

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Procedure to return a series (99, 96, 93, ...., 6, 3)

  • Create a temporary table with a single column

  • Use a loop to insert values into the temporary table

  • Return the values from the temporary table in descending order

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Q3. Given sample data on two tables, write down the result sets of all types joins.

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The result sets of all types of joins in SQL

  • Inner Join: Returns only the matching rows from both tables

  • Left Join: Returns all the rows from the left table and the matching rows from the right table

  • Right Join: Returns all the rows from the right table and the matching rows from the left table

  • Full Outer Join: Returns all the rows from both tables, including the unmatched rows

  • Cross Join: Returns the Cartesian product of both tables

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Q4. Functions and Procedures and differences between them

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Functions and procedures are both stored database objects used to perform specific tasks in SQL.

  • Functions return a value while procedures do not.

  • Functions can be used in SQL statements, whereas procedures cannot.

  • Functions can have input parameters and return a single value, while procedures can have input and output parameters.

  • Functions are typically used for calculations or data manipulation, while procedures are used for executing a series of SQL statements.

  • Examples of func...read more

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Q5. Extract execution plan of a SQL query

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To extract execution plan of a SQL query, use EXPLAIN or SHOW PLAN command.

  • Use EXPLAIN or SHOW PLAN command before the SQL query

  • EXPLAIN command shows the execution plan in a tabular format

  • SHOW PLAN command shows the execution plan in a graphical format

  • Execution plan helps in optimizing the query for better performance

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Q6. Performance tuning of SQL query

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Performance tuning of SQL query

  • Identify slow queries using profiling tools

  • Optimize query structure and use indexes

  • Reduce data retrieval by filtering and limiting results

  • Avoid using subqueries and nested queries

  • Use appropriate data types and avoid unnecessary conversions

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