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<strong>Oracle</strong> <strong>Database</strong> <strong>11g</strong> :<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Complete</strong> <strong>Reference</strong>
® <strong>Oracle</strong> <strong>Database</strong> <strong>11g</strong> : <strong>The</strong> <strong>Complete</strong> <strong>Reference</strong>
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PART II SQL and SQL*Plus
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CHAPTER 5 The Basic Parts of Speech
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Business E 1 Weather C 2 Television
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select City, SampleDate, GREATEST(M
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create table X1 (tscol TIMESTAMP(5)
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CHAPTER 11 Conversion and Transform
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Function Name Definition Chapter 11
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LETTERS AND PAPERS FROM PRISON PREA
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GOOD DOG, CARL GOSPEL GOSPEL HARRY
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■ ■ ■ ■ Chapter 46: The Hit
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CHAPTER 47 SQL Result Cache and Cli
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CHAPTER 48 Case Studies in Tuning 8
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Statistic Value Buffer busy waits 6
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Chapter 48: Case Studies in Tuning
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NOTE If you use indexes to index na
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Chapter 48: Case Studies in Tuning
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CHAPTER 49 Advanced Architecture Op
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CHAPTER 50 Oracle Real Application
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Chapter 50: Oracle Real Application
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Chapter 50: Oracle Real Application
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Chapter 50: Oracle Real Application
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Chapter 50: Oracle Real Application
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CHAPTER 51 The Hitchhiker’s Guide
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CHAPTER 52 The Hitchhiker’s Guide
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* Permits zero or more occurrences
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CHILDREN FICTION CHILDRENNF CHILD
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eturns this data: Chapter 52: The H
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PART VIII Alphabetical Reference Co
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FORMAT generally follows the notati
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division or slash /* slash asterisk
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FORMAT select column from table whe
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Writer AUTHOR.AuthorName%TYPE; Coau
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DESCRIPTION SQL*Plus command contin
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prefixing their host language names
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produces this: This is the First Li
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ALIAS 915 FUNCTION NAME AND USE AVG
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FORMAT alter_cluster::= ALTER CLUST
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ecovery_clauses::= general_recovery
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create_datafile_clause::= CREATE DA
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supplemental_id_key_clause::= DATA
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commit_switchover_clause::= PREPARE
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After mounting a database, you OPEN
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attribute_clause::= ATTRIBUTE level
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disk_online_clause::= ONLINE ALL di
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drop_diskgroup_file_clause::= DROP
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DESCRIPTION Use the ALTER FUNCTION
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ebuild_clause::= REBUILD parallel_c
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split_index_partition::= SPLIT PART
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storage_table_clause::= WITH SYSTEM
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physical_attributes_clause::= PCTFR
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modify_LOB_parameters::= storage_cl
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alter_overflow_clause::= add_overfl
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new_values_clause::= INCLUDING EXCL
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drop_binding_clause::= DROP BINDING
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esource_parameters::= SESSIONS_PER_
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FORMAT alter_rollback_segment::= AL
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FORMAT alter_system::= ALTER SYSTEM
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shutdown_dispatcher_clause::= SHUTD
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alter_table_properties::= physical_
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allocate_extent_clause::= ALLOCATE
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segment_attributes_clause::= physic
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modify_col_substitutable::= COLUMN
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nested_table_col_properties::= NEST
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LOB_storage_parameters::= TABLESPAC
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LOB_compression_clause::= COMPRESS
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alter_external_table::= add_column_
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alter_interval_partitioning::= SET
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move_table_partition::= MOVE partit
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drop_table_partition::= DROP partit
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exceptions_clause::= EXCEPTIONS INT
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partitioning_storage_clause::= TABL
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index_subpartition_clause::= STORE
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■ ■ ■ ■ You may change the
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datafile_tempfile_clauses::= ADD DR
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BEGIN BACKUP can be executed at any
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invoker_rights_clause::= AUTHID ele
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alter_attribute_definition::= ADD M
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db_user_proxy::= db_user_proxy WITH
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validation_clauses::= VALIDATE REF
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EXAMPLE ARCHIVE LOG ALL ARCHIVE LOG
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using_statistics_type::= USING NULL
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auditing_by_clause::= BY , proxy ,
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BY user audits only SQL statements
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[EXCEPTION ... exception handling l
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CALL SEE ALSO EXECUTE, Chapter 44 F
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DESCRIPTION You can use CAST to con
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NLS_INITCAP(string[,'NLS_SORT=sort'
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DESCRIPTION CHR will return the cha
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CLUSTER_SET FORMAT CLUSTER_SET ( mi
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Format Result , Displays a comma. C
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COMPUTE (SQL*Plus) SEE ALSO BREAK,
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FORMAT constraint::= inline_constra
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index_properties::= global_partitio
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Function Name Definition DECOMPOSE
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EXAMPLE This example copies BOOKSHE
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FORMAT create_cluster::= CREATE CLU
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FORMAT create_controlfile::= CREATE
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database_logging_clauses::= LOGFILE
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MAXINSTANCES overrides the INSTANCE
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hierarchy_clause::= HIERARCHY hiera
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CREATE DISKGROUP creates a collecti
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streaming_clause::= ORDER CLUSTER c
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index_expr::= column column_express
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individual_hash_partitions::= ( PAR
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on_comp_partitioned_table::= STORE
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storage_table_clause::= WITH SYSTEM
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FORMAT create_materialized_view::=
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create_mv_refresh:= REFRESH NEVER R
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nested_table_col_properties::= NEST
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parallel_clause::= NOPARALLEL PARAL
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parallel_clause::= NOPARALLEL PARAL
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EXAMPLE create outline TEST for cat
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Java_declaration::= JAVA NAME strin
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COMPOSITE_LIMIT limits the total re
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create_sequence::= CREATE SEQUENCE
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object_table::= OF schema . ( objec
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physical_properties::= segment_attr
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nested_table_col_properties::= NEST
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LOB_compression_clause::= COMPRESS
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flashback_archive_clause::= FLASHBA
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ange_partitions::= PARTITION BY RAN
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composite_list_partitions::= PARTIT
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list_subpartition_desc::= SUBPARTIT
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using_index_clause::= USING INDEX i
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■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ The flashba
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tablespace_group_clause::= TABLESPA
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dml_event_clause::= ON DELETE INSER
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sqlj_object_type::= EXTERNAL NAME j
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call_spec::= LANGUAGE Java_declarat
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function_declaration::= FUNCTION na
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You can put a QUOTA on either of th
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You can create object views to supe
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DESCRIPTION You can specify a curso
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DATE FORMATS 1111 DATE DATE is a st
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DESCRIPTION This is an alphabetical
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to this cursor. SELECT command is a
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DECOMPOSE SEE ALSO CONVERSION FUNCT
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partition_extension_clause::= PARTI
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( ORDER BY expr [ DESC | ASC ] [NUL
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EXIT or QUIT will return you to you
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DROP FLASHBACK ARCHIVE SEE ALSO ALT
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DROP OUTLINE SEE ALSO CREATE OUTLIN
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DROP TABLE SEE ALSO ALTER TABLE, CR
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EXAMPLE The following shows how cha
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The system-raised exception flags a
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EXECUTE 1135 If an exception flag i
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EXISTS SEE ALSO ALL, ANY, IN, NOT E
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DESCRIPTION EXTRACT extracts and re
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DESCRIPTION This function is for us
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fully_qualified_file_name::= + disk
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SHUTDOWN DATABASE; STARTUP MOUNT EX
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FORMAT FROM_TZ ( timestamp_value ,
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DESCRIPTION The first form of GRANT
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GROUPING_ID GROUPING_ID returns a n
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INDEX-ORGANIZED TABLE An index-orga
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INPUT (SQL*Plus) SEE ALSO APPEND, C
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conditional_insert_clause::= ALL FI
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DESCRIPTION INSERTXMLBEFORE inserts
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DESCRIPTION Use the IS [NOT] EMPTY
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FORMAT LAG ( value_expr [, offset]
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EXAMPLES Feature LIKE 'MO%' "Featur
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partition_extension_clause::= PARTI
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LONG RAW DATATYPE A LONG RAW column
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FORMAT merge::= MERGE USING hint su
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produced for the MINUS to reject th
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NLS_CHARSET_ID SEE ALSO NLS_CHARSET
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auditing_on_clause::= ON schema . o
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where Name = NULL is not a valid WH
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Function Definition FLOOR(value) La
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FORMAT OPEN cursor [(parameter[,par
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ORDER BY follows any other clauses
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PERCENT_RANK SEE ALSO AGGREGATE FUN
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Operator Function : Prefix for a ho
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FORMAT PREDICTION_COST ( cost_matri
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mining_attribute_clause::= USING *
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Privilege Permission to… PRIVILEG
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Privilege Permission to… ALTER AN
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Privilege Permission to… CREATE P
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Privilege Permission to… FORCE AN
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DELETE Used to delete members from
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QUERY OPERATORS The following is an
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RAWTONHEX SEE ALSO RAWTOHEX FORMAT
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REF SEE ALSO Chapter 41 FORMAT REF
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DESCRIPTION REGEXP_LIKE extends the
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RENAME SEE ALSO COPY, CREATE SEQUEN
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RESERVED WORDS SEE ALSO OBJECT NAME
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Begins With: Keywords R RAISE, RANG
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With SAVEPOINT, ROLLBACK goes to a
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ROW_NUMBER SEE ALSO ROWNUM FORMAT R
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The APPEND option adds this file to
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query_block::= SELECT FROM hint tab
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pivot_in_clause::= IN ( unpivot_cla
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outer_join_type::= FULL LEFT RIGHT
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model_column::= expr AS model_rules
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that table has a table name prefix.
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SELECT … INTO SEE ALSO %ROWTYPE,
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■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
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■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
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other users will affect the transac
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FORMAT SINH(value) DESCRIPTION SINH
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Userid Username and password for th
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infile_clause INFILE * input_filena
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field_condition delim_spec ( full_f
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filler_fld_spec FILLER BOUNDFILLER
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datatype_spec_cont DATE CHAR ( leng
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GEORGE/MISTY /NOLOG makes SQL*Plus
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STATS_CROSSTAB FORMAT STATS_CROSSTA
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STATS_T_TEST_* FUNCTIONS FORMAT sta
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FORMAT storage_clause::= STORAGE (
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■ ■ ■ In an UPDATE or CREATE
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FORMAT SYS_DBURIGEN ( { column | at
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DESCRIPTION A TABLE declaration dec
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DESCRIPTION The TO_CHAR (character)
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TO_NCHAR (datetime) SEE ALSO CONVER
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TRANSLATE … USING SEE ALSO CONVER
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TRUNCATE TABLE SEE ALSO CREATE TABL
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DESCRIPTION UNDEFINE deletes the de
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■ ■ ■ SQL%ISOPEN is irrelevan
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DESCRIPTION UPDATE changes the valu
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VAR (Embedded SQL) SEE ALSO SELECT
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FORMAT EXEC SQL WHENEVER {NOT FOUND
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■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ A compa
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DESCRIPTION The XMLDiff function is
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expression is evaluated and the res
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XMLnamespaces_clause::= XMLNAMESPAC
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Symbols ! (exclamation mark), 903 !
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enable/disable clauses, 567 referen
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BIND_VARIABLE function, DBMS_SQL, 5
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set headsep (heading separator), 97
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LOBs (large objects), 641-642 namin
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Java, 686 logical standby databases
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segments, 757-758 sequences, 738 sp
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F failover, transparent application
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if Java, 688 nesting, 519-520 PL/SQ
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less than (
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SORT UNIQUE NOSORT operation, 795 M
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object types. See object types obje
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partitions, 324-330 alter table com
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RDBMS (relational database manageme
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ROUND dates and, 183-184, 1220 numb
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SQL Performance Analyzer, 771 SQL r
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TO_DATE function for converting cha
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TANH reference for, 1267 trigonomet
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U UID, 1276 unary operator (++), Ja
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VARIANCE NULLs in group-value funct
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