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Oracle 9i. SQL Reference by Lorentz D. is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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Send Us Your Comments......Page 15 Preface......Page 17 What’s New in the SQL Reference?......Page 27 1 Introduction......Page 35 SQL Standards......Page 36 Lexical Conventions......Page 38 Tools Support......Page 39 2 Basic Elements of Oracle SQL......Page 41 Datatypes......Page 42 Oracle Built-in Datatypes......Page 46 ANSI, DB2, and SQL/DS Datatypes......Page 74 User-Defined Types......Page 76 Oracle-Supplied Types......Page 78 Datatype Comparison Rules......Page 82 Data Conversion......Page 86 Text Literals......Page 91 Number Literals......Page 93 Interval Literals......Page 95 Format Models......Page 99 Number Format Models......Page 101 Date Format Models......Page 105 Format Model Modifiers......Page 113 String-to-Date Conversion Rules......Page 115 XML Format Model......Page 116 Nulls in SQL Functions......Page 117 Nulls in Conditions......Page 118 CURRVAL and NEXTVAL......Page 119 LEVEL......Page 122 ROWID......Page 123 ROWNUM......Page 124 Comments Within SQL Statements......Page 125 Hints......Page 127 Schema Objects......Page 142 Nonschema Objects......Page 143 Parts of Schema Objects......Page 144 Schema Object Naming Rules......Page 146 Schema Object Naming Examples.

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Author
Lorentz D.
Published
2001
Language
EN
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Computer Science, Databases, Stem

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