A SQL Data Manipulation command like UPDATE or INSERT immediately saves the result to disk without further intervention from the user. Question 31 options: 1) True 2) False

What is true about table functions in standard SQL?(a) table functions can operate on only one table(b) table functions can accept entire tables as input arguments(c) table functions can return tables(d) All of the above

PostgreSql differs from the SQL Standard primarily by requiring which of these constructs. a. reference to either the old row or new row b. begin and end c. stored trigger function d. trigger credentials

ISBN Title Author 12345678 The Hobbit J.R.R. Tolkien 45678912 DaVinci Code Dan Brown Your student ID DBS311 Your Name use the following statement to Write the PL/SQL code to create a procedure that accepts a product price and increases it by 10%

In PL/SQL, which of the following variable type is used to declare a record? %ROWTYPE %TYPE %RECORDTYPE %TYPEROW

differences between Trigger and Stored Procedures in tabular form

In SQL code: Create a PL/SQL block to retrieve the name of each employee from the EMPLOYEE table and print the first initial of each name on the screen, incorporating an INDEX BY table.

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Branch Table BranchNo Name B001 Location 567, Kileleshwa 890, Karen 894, Rongai Kileleshwa BO02 Karen ВООЗ Rongai i). Write appropriate SQL statement to display all staff who work at BranchNo "BO02"

in sql The ALTER SEQUENCE statement can be used to: Select one: a. Change the maximum value to a lower number than was last used b. Change the name of the sequence c. Change the START WITH value of a sequence d. Change the amount a sequence increments each time a number is generated

Looking Up Data- INDEX () & MATCH() Which of the following statements describes how the INDEX) and MATCH() functions are combined to lookup data? A) MATCH() is used within the INDEX() function to return the relative position of the data in the lookup table B) INDEX) is used within the MATCH() function to return the relative position of the data in the lookup table C) MATCH() is used to match values from the lookup table and the source table, INDEX() returns the index of these values D) INDEX calculates the relative position of the data in the source table and returns values for MATCH() to lookup

You should use an Oracle function to calculate the number of days that have gone between your birthday and the current date.