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Assume thatthe table EMP hasthe following data EmpNo Surname Firstname 1 Smith Fred 2 Jay Emma...

Assume thatthe table EMP hasthe following data EmpNo Surname Firstname 1 Smith Fred 2 Jay Emma 2 Phelps Mark Consider the following statement: SELECT Firstname || ' ' || Surname FROM Employee What is displayed?

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Hello student.. The values will be printed without space.

Please find the two ways created by me.

If you gave space between single quotes ' '

Then the output will be like this :

venereology answered 8 months ago
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