Which of the following operator category is not used by the Microsoft SQL server?

243    Asked by dhanan_7781 in SQL Server , Asked on Dec 13, 2023

Here are four options given that refer to the operator categories. Find which operator category is not used by the Microsoft SQL server. Here are the options given below:-

Arithmetic operators

Comparison Operators

Logical operators

Bitwise operator

Answered by Chloe Burgess

Among all the operators, the Microsoft SQL server not use which of the following operator category is option 4 which refers to the “Bitwise operator”. Unlike some other programming languages, the Microsoft SQL server doesn’t support or include bitwise operators such as “&”, “^”, “~” etc.

However, the remaining three operators are highly used under the Microsoft SQL server.

The option 1 which refers to the arithmetic operator. It includes operators such as “+” (Addition), “-“(Subtraction), “*”(multiplication) and “/” (division). Option 2 refers to the comparison operator which includes comparison operators such as “=”, “>”, “<” etc. Additionally, option 3 refers to the logical operators which have logical operators such as “NOT”, “AND”, “OR” etc.



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