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Oracle
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COUNT(*)
returns the number of rows in the table,including Duplicates and Those with NULLS.
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Customers;
Posted By:
Shruti Sharma
Posted On:
Dec 17
Oracle
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GROUP FUNCTIONS (AGGREGATION FUNCTIONS)
functions that act on a set of values and returns a single value.
e.g. SUM,AVG,MIN,MAX,COUNT
Posted By:
Shruti Sharma
Posted On:
Dec 17
Oracle
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Explain sysdate with example
- Sysdate is a pseudo column that contains the current date and time.
- It requires no arguments when selected from the table DUAL and returns the current date.
SELECT sysdate FROM dual;
Posted By:
Shruti Sharma
Posted On:
Dec 17
Oracle
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Dual table in oracle
- Dual is a small oracle worktable,which consists of only 1 row and 1 column and contains the value x in that column.
- Besides arithmetic calculations,it also supports date retrieval and its formatting.
- For output of Arithmetic calculations ...
Posted By:
Shruti Sharma
Posted On:
Dec 17
Oracle
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EXAMINING OBJECTS CREATED BY A USER
EXAMINING OBJECTS CREATED BY A USER
SELECT * FROM TAB;
Posted By:
Shruti Sharma
Posted On:
Dec 17
Oracle
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Provide syntax to rename a table
RENAME TO ;
Posted By:
Shruti Sharma
Posted On:
Dec 17
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