This question is like a treasure hunt, but instead of finding buried treasure, we're finding buried syntax errors. I bet the correct answers are B and F, because who doesn't love a good old-fashioned sequence mishap and data type mismatch?
I'm pretty sure lines 1 and 6 are the winners here. Line 1 is trying to use a sequence without the proper syntax, and line 6 is attempting to insert a string into a numeric column. This exam is like a SQL crossword puzzle, but with more frustration and less coffee breaks.
Ah, the ol' 'spot the compilation error' question. I bet the correct answers are B and F. Line 6 is trying to insert a string into a numeric column, and line 7 is using the wrong syntax for the sequence. This is like a SQL version of 'Spot the Difference' for nerds.
Hmm, let's see. Line 1 is probably throwing an error because it's trying to access a sequence without the proper syntax. And line 6 is likely a no-go because it's trying to insert a value that doesn't match the column data type. This exam is really testing our database kung-fu!
Line 1 and line 6 seem to be the culprits here. Can't believe they're asking us to find compilation errors in a SQL query. This is like a game of 'Where's Waldo' for programmers.
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