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... another in the parent table.
The trick with foreign key constraints is to first find the name of the parent table, then find the names of the columns in
the parent table that correspond to the ... specified, the table name follows the period. Otherwise, the entire string is taken as
the table name. The table name and owner name are selected from the DUAL table in o...
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... Introduction to SQL* Plus 1
What Is SQL* Plus
1
History of SQL* Plus
6
Why Master SQL* Plus
8
Creating and Loading the Sample Tables
9
2. Interacting with SQL* Plus 18
Starting SQL* Plus
18
Some Basic SQL* Plus ... Edition.
ORACLE, Oracle, Oracle Enterprise Manager, Oracle Personal Edition, Oracle Procedure Builder, Oracle Server,
Oracle Server Manager, Ora...
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... and
use them. The NOPRINT clause is used to tell SQL* Plus not to include the employee name and ID columns in the report detail.
Modify the page heading to print the employee name and ID
The next ... Issuing the BREAK command with no parameters causes SQL* Plus to display the current
break setting.
column_name
Specifies a report column to watch. When the value in t...
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... ways.
The SHOW_INDEX .SQL script
Shown below is a SQL* Plus script that describes just one index. The first part of the script resembles the other scripts
shown in this chapter. It looks at the ... >
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List the columns that make up the index.
The indent column moves the column list over to the
right so that it comes after the CONTAINING COLUMNS:
por...
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... the caller. To call these routines from within a SQL* Plus script and
display the results to the person running the script, you need to use bind variables.
Consider the problem of writing a SQL* Plus ...
default, SQL* Plus will begin printing with the first character. A LOBOFFSET of 80,
for example, skips the first 79 characters of the string.
By default, SQL*...
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... and the
likeOracle also provides an application security scheme for SQL* Plus. This allows you to control the specific
commands a SQL* Plus user is allowed to execute. At the core of the SQL* Plus ... of the features
Oracle provides to help you during the tuning process. There is a lot of other information out there that you should avail yourself of.
To start with, rea...
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... (LOCAL)
Whether the Windows or DOS version of SQL* Plus should be executed (PLUS_ DFLT)
The location of the SQLUS.MSB message file (PRO80)
The language being used (NLS_LANG)
The location of the message ... Windows 95/NT, the PLUSXX registry setting, where XX refers to
the specific SQL* Plus version, points to the location of glogin .sql. By pointing the
PLUS8 0 and...
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...
are sent to the server, SQL* Plus commits the changes and resets the counter before sending another. The default value
is 0, which means that SQL* Plus commits changes only when the COPY command ... rows SQL* Plus will return at once from the database.
AUTOCOMMIT
Controls whether or not SQL* Plus automatically commits your changes.
CLOSECURSOR
Controls whether or n...
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... 345-351
saving SQL buffer, 54-57
search path, setting, 366
sending report output to, 83-84
reloading extracted data, 167-174
logging, 173-174
spooling data to files, 163-165
SQL* Plus limitations, ... queries
designing reports, 67
extracting data, 158
forward slash (/)
executing SQL buffer, 51, 53, 426
terminating PL /SQL blocks, 39
terminating SQL statements, 34
FREELIST_GROUPS col...
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