Physically Writes Pending Data To The File Identified by The File Handle
Physically Writes Pending Data To The File Identified by The File Handle
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7. What are the possible value of index wise table data type
Ans: BINARY_INTEGER
8. Which one program declaration arte correct for a stored program unit.
Ans: CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION tax_amt (p_id NUMBER) RETURN NUMBER, CREATE OR
REPLACE PROCEDURE tax_amt (p_id NUMBER, p_amount OUT NUMBER)
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ACCEPT - Accept a value from the user and place it into a variable
APPEND - Add text to the end of the current line of the SQL statement in the buffer
AUTOTRACE - Trace the execution plan of the SQL statement and gather statistics
BREAK - Set the formatting behavior for the output of SQL statements
BTITLE - Place a title on the bottom of each page in the printout from a SQL statement
CHANGE - Replace text on the current line of the SQL statement with new text
CLEAR - Clear the buffer
COLUMN - Change the appearance of an output column from a query
COMPUTE - Does calculations on rows returned from a SQL statement
CONNECT - Connect to another Oracle database or to the same Oracle database under a
different user name
COPY - Copy data from one table to another in the same or different databases
DEL - Delete the current line in the buffer
DESCRIBE - List the columns with datatypes of a table
EDIT - Edit the current SQL statement in the buffer using an external editor such
as vi or emacs
EXIT - Exit the SQL*Plus program
GET - Load a SQL statement into the buffer but do not execute it
HELP - Obtain help for a SQL*Plus command (In some installations)
HOST - Drop to the operating system shell
INPUT - Add one or more lines to the SQL statement in the buffer
LIST - List the current SQL statement in the buffer
QUIT - Exit the SQL*Plus program
REMARK - Place a comment following the REMARK keyword
RUN - Execute the current SQL statement in the buffer
SAVE - Save the current SQL statement to a script file
SET - Set a variable to a new value
SHOW - Show the current value of a variable
SPOOL - Send the output from a SQL statement to a file
START - Load a SQL statement located in a script file and then run that SQL statement
TIMING - Used to time the execution of SQL statements for performance analysis
TTITLE - Place a title on the top of each page in the printout from a SQL statement
UNDEFINE - Delete a user defined variable
19. What is true regarding the statement. Every PL SQL block must end with END Statement
Ans: true
20. When creating a function in sql *plus , You received this message warning function created
with compilation error which command can you isuue to see the actual error message.
Ans: SHOW ERRORS