SQL*Plus will finish the statement and execute it when the user types in this:
What Oracle backup and recover file contains user and system data?
Which statement about sequences is not true?
An Oracle System Change Number (SCN):
To obtain the structure of an Oracle table, the command to use is:
Which of the following is NOT an Oracle-supported trigger?
When using SQL*Plus, Oracle commands, column names, table names and all other database elements:
Which SQL phrase is not supported by Oracle?
Which prefixes are available to Oracle triggers?
To see the contents of the SQL*Plus buffer, type:
After a table has been created, its structure can be modified using the SQL command:
Which of the following is not true about modifying table columns?
What is the type of Oracle backup in which all uncommitted changes have been removed from the datafiles?
In creating a procedure, you may get a message if you have compile errors. Which of the following is true?
Which of the following is not true about indexes?
The semicolon terminates a SQL statement (and executes it).
Oracle commands, column names, table names, view names and all other database elements are case sensitive.
When you type into SQL*Plus and press enter, the statement will be finished and executed.
SQL*Plus is a text editor.
If there is only one statement and no ambiguity about what is wanted, Oracle will treat the semicolon and slash as the same.
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