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Understanding ORACLE HINTS For JOIN OPERATIONS In Oracle Database

Oracle SQL hints are used to manually control the execution plan of a query, overriding the optimizer’s default decisions regarding…

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Understanding ORACLE HINTS For JOIN OPERATIONS In Oracle Database

Oracle SQL hints are used to manually control the execution plan of a query, overriding the optimizer’s default decisions regarding…

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Understanding PACKAGED CURSOR In Oracle Database

One particularly interesting type of package data is the explicit cursor.I can declare a cursor in a package, in either…

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Understanding WHERE CURRENT OF Clause In Oracle Database

If you plan on updating or deleting records that have been referenced by a SELECT FOR UPDATE statement, you can…

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Understanding PRAGMA EXCEPTION_INIT In Oracle Database

EXCEPTION_INIT is a compile-time command or pragma used to associate a exception name with an internal error code.EXCEPTION_INIT instructs the…

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Understanding INVISIBLE Column In Oracle Database

As of Oracle 12.1, you can now define invisible columns in relational tables. An invisible column is a user-defined hidden…

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Understanding FOLLOWS Clause In Oracle Database

Oracle allows more than one trigger to be created for the same timing point, but it has never guaranteed the…

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Understanding XMLType In Oracle Database.

XMLType is used to store and manipulate XML data. You can use XMLType to define database columns and PL/SQL variables…

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Understanding CASE Statement & CASE Expression In Oracle Database.

• Simple CASE statement evaluates a expression and executes the statement or sequence of statements associated with the first condition…

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Understanding Compound Trigger In Oracle Database.

In real world, as you create more and more triggers containing more and more business logic, it becomes difficult to…

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Understanding RETURNING INTO Clause In Oracle Database.

The RETURNING INTO clause specifies the variables in which to store the values returned by the statement to which the…