Multiple rows update in oracle sql using for loop Question: The FOR loop provided is ineffective for updating the PAYMENT column in table t1. Both tables, t1 and t2, contain columns named PID and PAYMENT, and the intention is to update the PAYMENT column in t1 with the corresponding val...
Lawrence Ellison and other engineers came up with the idea in 1977.Oracle MCQs: This section contains the multiple-choice questions and answers on various Oracle topics such as Tables, Views, Query, Clauses, Operators, Joins, etc. These Oracle MCQs are helpful for beginners who want to ...
Restrictions on the row_limiting_clause This clause is subject to the following restrictions: If the select list contains columns with identical names and you specify the row_limiting_clause, then an ORA-00918 error occurs. This error occurs whether the identically named columns are in the sam...
In the where clause of Oracle, the like condition is used when selecting, inserting, updating, and deleting. Discuss this Question 2. ___ matching is possible with Oracle LIKE conditions. Pattern Points Circle Numbers Answer:A) Pattern Explanation...
Oracle Database Cloud Service - Version N/A to N/A [Release 1.0]: EXPDP fails with ORA-39165: Schema was not found error when multiple INCLUDE clauses are used for a
Re: Prepared statement with multiple values in WHERE clausePosted by: Thor Strom Date: December 07, 2009 11:03AM Thank you for your reply. It turns out that the SELECT statement will not work as it only checks if a single row contains all those tags. This is impossible, even though...
The results of theWHEREclause do not include any cache instances that currently exist in the TimesTen database. TheWHEREclause must be supported by the Oracle Database SQL syntax. Does not qualify for any other dynamic load condition.
16.What is true about the JOIN..ON clause in Oracle DB?It does not depend on the columns in the source and target tables having identical names Only those columns from the source and the target tables which have identical names can be used with this clause It is a format of the ...
Cross join refers to the Cartesian product of two tables. It produces cross product of two tables. The above query can be written using CROSS JOIN clause. A Cartesian product result table is normally not very useful. In fact, such a result table can be terribly misleading. If you execute ...
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