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16 Cards in this Set
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Structured Query Language
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Which is one of the most popular and widely used languages for retrieving and manipulating database data
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Breadcrumb
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SQL Commands references at the top of the SQL editor pane
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Create Table
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Command to describe the layout of a table
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Data Type
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indicates the type of data that the column can contain
as well as the maximum number of characters or digits that the column can store |
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Drop Table
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You can delete the entire table using
Command and then re-create table using the correct CREATE Table command |
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Data Type
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To use to store the type of data that the column will contain
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Null Data Value
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This special Value
Simply a null |
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Not Null
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Clause in a CREATE Table command to indicate columns that cannot contain null values
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Insert
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Command adds rows to a table
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Select
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To view the data in table use the command
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Update
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make changes in table in a particular column
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Delete
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When you need to delete a row from a table you can use
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Script File
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in many DBMSs you save commands in a
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Script
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Which is a text file with the .sql filename extension
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Script Repsitory
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When you use Oracle to create a script, Oracle stores the script in a special location
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Describe
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In Oracle, you can use the
To list all the columns in a table and their properties |