Oracle SQL Plus The Definitive Guide- P22 pptx

... from the number of blocks in the table to the number of rows in the table. The more this value approaches the number of blocks in the table, the more closely the order of the rows in the table ... Contents OWNER The owner of the constraint, which is the same as the owner of the table on which the constraint is defined. CONSTRAINT_NAME The name of the co...

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... of the examples in this book use SQL* Plus 8.0. A few use SQL* Plus 2.3, and the ones in Chapter 10, Administration with SQL* Plus, use Oracle8 i and SQL *Plus 8.1. You should be able to apply the ... manual for SQL* Plus is no exception. Oracle& apos;s manual will tell you about SQL* Plus, but only about SQL* Plus. There is little information on how to use SQL* P...

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... chapter: Starting SQL* Plus Some Basic SQL* Plus Commands Running SQL Queries Working with PL /SQL The SQL Buffer Line Editing Executing the Statement in the Buffer Saving and Retrieving the Buffer The ... how to start SQL* Plus, might be with the EXIT command. The EXIT command terminates your SQL* Plus session, and either closes the SQL* Plus window...

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... help on SQL statements, SQL* Plus commands, and PL /SQL commands. SQL* Plus 8.1, released with Oracle8 i, provides help only on SQL* Plus commands. This is because there wasn't time for Oracle ... Oracle to update the help text to cover all the new functionality in SQL and PL /SQL in time for the 8i release. Subsequent versions of SQL* Plus should reenable...

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... abbreviated SAV. filename Is the name of the file to which you want to save the buffer. The default extension is .SQL, but you may specify another if you like. CRE[ATE] Tells SQL* Plus that you want to ... file. The save will fail if the file you've specified already exists. This is the default behavior. REPLACE Tells SQL* Plus to save the buffer to the file s...

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... > Page 63 rent when you run SQL* Plus under Windows. Take a look at Figure 2-8. It shows the properties for the SQL* Plus menu item under Windows 95. Figure 2-8. The SQL* Plus shortcut properties ... Windows. The implication is that whenever you run SQL* Plus under Windows and use the SAVE command without specifying a path for the file, the file will be created...

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... report. Getting the date from Oracle The built-in SYSDATE function is used in the following example to return the current date from the database. Notice that the NEW_VALUE option of the COLUMN command ... Page FORMAT 999 SQL. PNO The report footer, defined with the REPFOOTER command, will print on the last page, after the last detail record, to mark the end of th...

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... from Oracle and place it in a flat file, follow these steps: 1. Formulate the query. 2. Format the data. 3. Spool the extract to a file. 4. Make the script user-friendly. The last step, making the ... depth. Limitations of SQL* Plus When using SQL* Plus to extract data, there are some limitations to keep in mind. Because SQL* Plus was designed as a reporting tool and n...

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... 160 SQL& gt; SQL& gt; Delete employee data and time the operation. SQL& gt; TIMING START SQL& gt; DELETE FROM employee; SQL& gt; TIMING STOP real: 220 SQL& gt; SQL& gt; COMMIT; SQL& gt; SQL& gt; ... database server. This includes SQL statements and PL /SQL blocks. Elapsed time for SQL* Plus commands, such as ACCEPT and DEFINE, is not reported. The TIMING Command The...

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... 498 SQLPLUS command, 18, 23, 423 command-line options, 24-26 sqlplus command, 18 command-line options, 24-26 SQL* Plus scripts (see scripts) SQLPRE[FIX] setting, 401 SQLP[ROMPT] setting, 392 SQLT[ERMINATOR] ... 380 SET SQLBLANKLINES command, 398 SET SQLC[ASE] command, 399 SET SQLCO[NTINUE] command, 400 SET SQLN[UMBER] command, 400 SET SQLPRE[FIX] command, 401 SET SQLP[ROMPT] command, 392 S...

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