You're looking for something that contains "m" somewhere (SQL's '%' operator is equivalent to regular expressions' '.*'), not something that has "m" anchored to the beginning of the string. Note: MongoDB uses regular expressions (see docs) which are more powerful than "LIKE" in SQL....
Sure, let's dive into the translation of this trigger from TSQL (SQL Server's SQL dialect) t...
Summary: in this tutorial, you will learn how to enable a trigger or all triggers of a table in the database. Enable a trigger To enable a previously disabled trigger, you use the ALTER TRIGGER ENABLE statement: ALTER TRIGGER trigger_name ENABLE; Code language: SQL (Structured Query Languag...
which is a Web application in Oracle9iAS, or dynamically through Oracle9iForms at application startup. You can also create a RAD in OID and manage it programmatically using the Java or PL/SQL APIs. When using the PL/SQL approach, you use the DBMS_LDAP database package to integrate...
The intricate interconnections and weights of these parameters make it difficult to understand how the model arrives at a particular output.While the black box aspects of LLMs do not directly create a security problem, it does make it more difficult to identify solutions to problems when they ...
in PL/SQL from SQL*Plus. So at that time, first we need to create the bind variable in SQL*plus then we are able to access that created variable in PL/SQL. Basically, the bind variable is used to store the return code, or we can say that subprogram and that we access whenever we...
The intricate interconnections and weights of these parameters make it difficult to understand how the model arrives at a particular output.While the black box aspects of LLMs do not directly create a security problem, it does make it more difficult to identify solutions to problems when they ...
thanx in advanced. I am new pl/sql learner. how this is possible? with procedure or with trigger? Neither, I guess.UPDATEwill do. updateuser_detail dset(d.purchased_item, d.amount_Total, d.due_Date)=(selectp.p_name, p.p_amount, sysdatefromproduct pwherep.p_id=:par_p_id ...
How to unwrap PL/SQL Pete Finnigan, Principal Consultant Insight Consulting Introduction My name is Pete Finnigan I specialise in researching and securing Oracle databases The PL/SQL wrapping process has particularly interested me for some years I wanted to investigate why the ...
Step 3: Create a script or import automatically As the wizard progresses, we’ll keep the File Contents preview panel handy so you don’t have to alt+tab back and forth from Excel to SQL Developer. For this exercise the ‘Insert’ method will be used. Each row processed in the Excel ...