SQL - SubqueriesWhat is the primary advantage of using a scalar subquery within the SELECT clause in SQL?ATo filter rows before aggregationBTo return multiple rows for each row in the main queryCTo join two tables without specifying a join conditionDTo compute a single value based on related data for each rowCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand scalar subqueryA scalar subquery returns exactly one value for each row in the outer query.Step 2: Purpose in SELECT clauseIt allows calculation or retrieval of a single related value per row, such as a count or a name.Final Answer:To compute a single value based on related data for each row -> Option DQuick Check:Scalar subqueries return one value per row [OK]Quick Trick: Scalar subquery returns one value per row [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking scalar subqueries return multiple rowsConfusing scalar subqueries with joinsUsing scalar subqueries to filter rows
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