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Assertion. The ALL and DISTINCT clauses of a SELECT query are related.
Reason. The ALL clause is the opposite of the DISTINCT clause of a SELECT Query.
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Both Assertion and Reason are true and Reason is the correct explanation of Assertion.
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The ALL and DISTINCT clauses in a SELECT query are related in that they both affect how duplicate rows are handled in the result. The DISTINCT keyword in SQL is used to eliminate duplicate rows from the results of a query. The ALL keyword in SQL is used to retain the duplicate rows from the results of a query. Therefore, the ALL clause is the opposite of the DISTINCT clause of a SELECT Query.
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