The insert statement adds a new row or rows in a table in theOracle database. We generally use it after we have created a table in the database. One important point to remember is that while inserting records into a table, we must provide a value for every NOT NULL value. Let us lo...
If you have two (or more) rows with the same title and release date you could have multiple rows which are exact copies. This is bad, but at least the information is consistent. You can happily remove one of these from the table. It's far worse if you have different lengths and clas...
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DISTINCT is used to remove duplicate rows from the SELECT query and only display one unique row from result set. Examples Let’s set up a new table in PostgreSQL and use it to look at a few helpful ways that DISTINCT can remove duplicates and reveal useful information from the data. First...
5 Steps to Integrate Data from Multiple Sources Multi-Source Data Integration Made Easy with Oracle Analytics Multi-Source Data Integration FAQs Data sources are everywhere in the digital business world—on Internet of Things (IoT) devices, an app’s userbase in an ERP system, and within custome...
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Integrating data from multiple sources removes many manual hurdles. In turn, it opens the door to a wider range of data sources to uncover hidden insights and make truly data-driven decisions. This increases both capabilities and efficiency for employees, which in turn drives innovation and opportu...
Once you've added the new constraint you can remove the original one. After doing this you may want to rename the new constraint to the original's name. How to rename constraints in Oracle Database You can change the name of constraints with analter tablestatement: ...
INSERT ... ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE? If any of those, do you want the old value or the new? Assuming nothing but INSERT and DELETE, and they never overlap, then Plan A: * Check for (and remove) DROP TABLE in the dump. * Check for (and add) IGNORE to the INSERT statements in th...
If you do not have a backup but know exactly how the table was created, create a copy of the table in another database. Remove the new data file, and then move the .frm description and .MYI index files from the other database to your crashed database. This gives you new description...