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kaid0807

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Explain the potential dangers of updates and deletes and how to prevent them.
 
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Answer to Question 1

An UPDATE or DELETE without a WHERE clause can effect every record in a table. An UPDATE can change all the values to be the same as the SET value. The DELETE could remove all records from a table. The way to prevent it is to make sure that UPDATE and DELETE queries have clear and precise conditions in the WHERE Clause.

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