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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…

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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…

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Understanding OPEN FOR Statement In Oracle Database.

OPEN FOR statement is used to support multiple-row dynamic queries. OPEN cursor_variable|host_cursor_variable} FOR sql_string USING bind_argument; The bind_argument is always…

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Understanding SELECT FOR UPDATE In Oracle Database

The SELECT FOR UPDATE statement is a special variation of the normal SELECT statement, which proactively issues row locks on…

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Understanding COMPOSITE/SUB PARTITION In Oracle Database.

Composite partitioning OR sub partitioning is a partitioning technique in which the table is initially partitioned by the first data…

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Understanding HASH PARTITION In Oracle Database.

Hash partitioning is a partitioning technique where a hash key generated through a hashing algorithm is used to distribute rows…

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Understanding INTERVAL PARTITION In Oracle Database.

Interval partitioning method is introduced in Oracle 11g. This is an extension to range partitioning where Oracle automatically creates a…

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Understanding REFERENCE PARTITION In Oracle Database.

Reference partitioning is a partitioning method introduced in Oracle 11g. Using reference partitioning, a child table can inherit the partitioning…

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Understanding RANGE PARTITION In Oracle Database.

Use RANGE PARTITION when you want to access data on a frequent basis in a large table based on some…

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Understanding LIST PARTITION In Oracle Database.

Use list partition when you already have a predefined set of values for which you are expecting the data.You should…

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Understanding Package Level Caching In Oracle Database.

A package-based cache consists of one or more variables declared at the package level,rather than in any subprogram of the…