create new database in oracle sql plus

... constraint records, Oracle supplies a null in the constraint name column. 1.3.5 Table Joins (Oracle9 i) Oracle9 i introduces new table join syntax; this is the join syntax defined by the ANSI SQL/ 92 ... 1.10.1 Creating the Plan Table Oracle SQL* PlusPocket Reference Section 1.1. Introduction Section 1.2. Interacting with SQL* Plus Section 1.3. Selecting Data Section 1.4. Inserting Data Section ... Oracle SQL* PlusPocket Reference Section 1.1. Introduction Section 1.2. Interacting with SQL* Plus Section 1.3. Selecting Data Section 1.4. Inserting Data Section 1.5. Updating...

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... Variables 228 Branching in SQL* Plus 243 Looping in SQL* Plus 254 Validating and Parsing User Input 262 Error Handling 270 8. Tuning and Timing 277 Using SQL* Plus Timers 277 Using EXPLAIN PLAN 283 ... Contents Preface xi 1. 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 ... with SQL* Plus 326 Connecting for Administrative Purposes 326 Starting and Stopping a Database 330 Looking at Your Database 337 Database Backup and Recovery 340 11. Customizing Your SQL* Plus Environment...

Ngày tải lên: 05/07/2014, 04:20

... 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* Plus in conjunction with other Oracle ... DESCRIBE a SQL command? How could I use a SQL* Plus variable in a PL /SQL script? Even when I knew that something could be done with SQL* Plus, I frequently didn't find clear direction in the Oracle ... access to certain roles while connected via SQL* Plus. Chapter 10, Administration with SQL* Plus, covers the new administrative commands that have been added to SQL* Plus beginning with version...

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... Introduction to SQL* Plus In this chapter: What Is SQL* Plus? History of SQL* Plus Why Master SQL* Plus? Creating and Loading the Sample Tables SQL* Plus is the command-line interface to the Oracle database. ... the things described in this book. This includes: Producing reports with SQL* Plus Writing scripts that can be executed with SQL* Plus Using SQL* Plus to extract data to a text file Examining the ... book covering each of the above topics in detail. A lot can be accomplished with SQL* Plus. This book will show you how. SQL* Plus& apos;s Relation to SQL, PL /SQL and the Oracle Database. SQL* Plus is...

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... uncertain how to start it in your particular environment, you should first read the section titled Starting SQL* Plus in Chapter 2, Interacting with SQL* Plus. Once you know how to start SQL* Plus, ... screenshots in the remainder of this section show you how things would look if you were creating the sample tables and data using SQL* Plus in a Windows 95 or NT environment. Under other operating systems, ... quotas to create tables in the database you are using. Specifically, you must have the following system privileges: CREATE SESSION ALTER SESSION CREATE TABLE CREATE VIEW CREATE TRIGGER CREATE...

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... Interacting with SQL* Plus. In this 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 ... C:\WINDOWS> Information on running script files from SQL* Plus can be found later in this chapter in the section titled Executing a Script, and also in Chapter 4, Writing SQL* Plus Scripts. Some Basic SQL* Plus ... sqlplus. From Windows or MS-DOS, you may need to use PLUS8 0 or PLUS8 0W. Beginning with release 8.1, the command under Windows or from a DOS prompt will always be SQLPLUS. -S[ILENT] Tells SQL* Plus...

Ngày tải lên: 05/07/2014, 04:20

... line, SQL* Plus assumes that you are continuing your statement from one line to the next. SQL* Plus 8.1, which ships with Oracle8 i, implements a feature allowing you to include blank lines in ... Tells SQL* Plus that you are connecting in an administrative role. SYSOPER Tells SQL* Plus that you are connecting as an operator. SYSDBA Tells SQL* Plus that you are connecting as a database administrator. INTERNAL ... database administrator. INTERNAL Tells SQL* Plus that you want to connect internally. Everything beginning with the keyword AS applies when you are using SQL* Plus for database administration tasks....

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... environment at the time SQL* Plus was first conceived. The line-editing process in SQL* Plus follows these steps: 1. You enter a SQL statement or PL /SQL block, which SQL* Plus stores in the buffer. 2. ... about this in Chapter 11, Customizing Your SQL* Plus Environment, under the section titled The SET Command. Rules for entering PL /SQL blocks When you begin entering a PL /SQL block, SQL* Plus switches ... to SQL* Plus, then it is not buffered. SQL* Plus provides two ways to edit the statement currently in the buffer. The first method is to use the set of line- editing commands built into SQL* Plus. ...

Ngày tải lên: 05/07/2014, 04:20

... first line, insert it as line 2, then retype the first line as line 3, and finally delete the original first line. Retyping a line Using the line editor, you can completely replace a line in the ... prompt included an i following the line number, to remind you that you were inserting lines into an existing statement. If you are picky about formatting, use the second form of the INPUT command ... accidentally deleting a line. Be careful that you do not spell out the command as DELETE instead of DEL. SQL* Plus will interpret DELETE as a new SQL command, and will place it in the buffer in place...

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... the concept of writing SQL* Plus scripts to automate these types of routine tasks. You will begin to see scripts used beginning in Chapter 3, Generating Reports with SQL* Plus, where you will ... Start in setting shown in Figure 2-8. It's set to the C:\ORAWIN95\BIN directory, the same directory in which the executable sits. This is the default setting used when installing Oracle ... Generating Reports with SQL* Plus In this chapter: Following a Methodology Saving Your Work Designing a Simple Report Advanced Report Formatting Totals and Subtotals Other Reporting Topics SQL* Plus...

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... meaning only to SQL* Plus, and can be used only when defining headers and footers. They cannot be used in SQL statements such as INSERT or SELECT. Setting the line width One final point to bring ... behind you. Step 4 simply involves adjusting two SQL* Plus settings that control pagesize and pagination. These two settings are: pagesize Controls the number of lines per page. SQL* Plus prints ... SQL* Plus to print 55 lines per page. Those 55 lines include the header and footer lines, as well as the data. As it prints your report, SQL* Plus keeps track of how many lines have been printed...

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... the addition of a fifth linethe bold line in the example. Here's how to interpret this line: SKIP 2 Tells SQL* Plus to advance two lines after printing the ruling line of equal-sign characters. ... current break setting. column_name Specifies a report column to watch. When the value in the column changes, SQL* Plus skips lines or pages as specified. SQL* Plus also inhibits repeating, or duplicate, ... use the NEW_ VALUE and NOPRINT clauses. For example: COLUMN employee_id NEW_ VALUE emp_id_var NOPRINT COLUMN employee_name NEW_ VALUE emp_name_Var NOPRINT The NEW_ VALUE clause tells SQL* Plus to...

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... display information pertaining to the next page in the reportnot something you would normally want to happen. Totals and Subtotals SQL* Plus allows you to print totals and subtotals in a report. ... command rather than NEW_ VALUE. That's because when SQL* Plus prints the footer, it has already read the next detail record from the database. Using NEW_ VALUE for data in the footer would ... and other overhead by summarizing your data on the server instead of returning all the detail records and making SQL* Plus do the work. Getting the Current Date into a Header It's a very...

Ngày tải lên: 05/07/2014, 04:20

... FORMAT 999 SQL. PNO The TTITLE command defined a title containing the name of the report, which in this case was printed on each page of the report. By replacing TTITLE with REPHEADER, and adding a ... attribute that is meaningful to SQL* Plus. This alias may be used in other ATTRIBUTE commands in place of having to spell out the full object type and attribute name again. CLE[AR] May be abbreviated ... except that they print only once in a report. A report header prints at the beginning of the report, after the first page title, and before the first detail line. A report footer prints at the end...

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... 122 4 Writing SQL* Plus Scripts In this chapter: Why Write Scripts? Using Substitution Variables Prompting for Values Cleaning Up the Display Packaging Your Script The DEFINE and UNDEFINE Commands ... 3, Generating Reports with SQL* Plus. It contains 17 separate commands, some quite long. By placing those commands in a script, you save yourself the time and effort involved in retyping all of ... They give you a place to store user input, and they give you a way to use that input in SQL queries, PL/ SQL code blocks, and other SQL* Plus commands. Using Single-Ampersand Variables. The easiest...

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