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Types of Join

SQL JOIN We need tables to implement join query, So, first of all, create table and insert records as per …

Index

Index SQL INDEX is used to quickly find data without searching every row in a database table. SQL INDEX …

Sequence

Sequence Sequence is a sequential list of unique numbers. It is useful for table's column without max…

Schema & its objects

Schema & its objects What is Schema? It is a collection of logical structure, units of data or sche…

Set Operators

Set Operations SQL supports few Set operations which can be performed on the table data.  These are us…

Sorting data in a table

SORTING DATA IN A TABLE: The select commands allows user to arrange data in ascending or descending …

Viewing data in the tables

VIEW ALL ROWS AND COLUMNS: The select commands used to view all columns and rows. Syntax select * fro…

DUMP Function

DUMP Function The DUMP function returns a varchar2 value that includes the datatype code, the length in…

View in Oracle

View: It is a database object. It is a virtual or logical representation of table. It has no physical…

Recovery and Atomicity

Recovery and Atomicity When a system crashes, it may have several transactions being executed and various …

Two Phase Commit Protocol

Two-Phase Commit Protocol In a local database system, for committing a transaction, the transaction manag…

System Recovery in DBMS

System Recovery There can be any case in database system like any computer system when database failure ha…

Testing for serializability

Testing for serializability Serialization Graph is used to test the Serializability of a schedule. Assume…

Schedule and its types

Schedule and its types The order in which the operations of multiple transactions appear for execution is …

Concurrency Problems in DBMS

Concurrency Problems in DBMS When multiple transactions execute concurrently in an uncontrolled or unrestr…

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