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If one is wanting to create a table in Oracle one must use the "Create Table" statement. These tables are partially defined by the columns contained and the information in the column. One must first decide the proper column type and then these data types are used in the Create Table statement. One must be somewhat familiar with Oracle in order to create these tables and additional information can be found on the DBA-Oracle website.
Elements in same column have same number of outermost electrons. It determines chemical properties.
You can create a primary key column in an oracle table using the PRIMARY KEY keyword. Assuming you have an employee table that has employee information and has a column called emp_num. you can create a primary key in the table using the below command. ALTER TABLE tbl_employee_info add CONSTRAINT emp_pk PRIMARY KEY (emp_num) If you execute the above command in your database, emp_num will become the primary key of the table tbl_employee_info.
Each column in a database table represents an attribute reg. the data that is held in that table. For ex: Table Employee can contain employee number, name, age, date of joining etc. Each of these items would be stored as individual columns in the Employee table.
Each column in a database table represents an attribute reg. the data that is held in that table. For ex: Table Employee can contain employee number, name, age, date of joining etc. Each of these items would be stored as individual columns in the Employee table.
Oracle table space is an identifier for a physical file found at the operating system level.
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ALTER TABLE table_name MODIFY (column_name VARCHAR2(20));
In Oracle, tables are stored in segments, which are stored in extents, which are stored in tablespaces, which are stored in datafiles on the host system. This is a DBA issue. No application developer should concern themselves with this topic, except to identify data and query needs to the DBA.
via sql one can remove an oracle table (if one has the appropriate privileges) using the drop table tablenamesyntax,or, if one wishes to 'empty' a table, usetruncate table tablename
In Oracle, the table gets its storage space from extents, which get their storage space from tablespaces, which get their storage from datafiles.
you right click it and you scole down to delete row in oracle table that should work