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		<title>--- Training to learn Oracle DB10g of experience</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[This week under the leadership of our teachers have basically completed the development of the basic Oracle db10g Applied Learning (in fact, can only say that review, Oracel database, how can school a ...]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[This week under the leadership of our teachers have basically completed the development of the basic Oracle db10g Applied Learning (in fact, can only say that review, Oracel database, how can school a week end ah?), Through this week of learning, feeling, or gain a lot, such as less as before, to understand the transaction isolation level, lock (shared lock, exclusive lock), etc.. The so-called: &quot;Wen Gu conceivable new, can serve as a teacher.&quot; This week down, I recall a lot of things, many previously studied another almost forgotten things. Under the clean uninstall and then say how Oracle data: (1, turning off all services; 2, delete the registry; 3, delete the environment variable; 4, delete menu; 5, delete the remaining files). <br /> rn <br /><br /> rn <br /> Here are some of the interview may be asked to: <br /> rn <br /><br /> rn <br /> 1, the database of the five kinds of common basic object <br /> rn <br /> Tables, sequences, synonyms, indexes, views <br /> rn <br /><br /> rn <br /> 2, truncate, and drop the distinction between <br /> rn <br /> truncate in fact there is no effect of the conditions of delete statements as the result is to delete all the data in the table, but truncate after the implementation of the release of a certain space, delete will not be released; and truncate, and drop the difference is that, truncate table delete table data not damage the table structure, but the drop table structure will be destroyed. Therefore, the caution drop table; unless you&#39;re sure this table abandoned. Speed of execution are: drop&gt; truncate&gt; delete. <br /> rn <br /><br /> rn <br /> 3, four basic characteristics of transaction (ACID) <br /> rn <br /> Atomicity, isolation, consistency, permanent <br /> rn <br /><br /> rn <br /> 4, Oracle in the transaction isolation level <br /> rn <br /> read uncommited, read commited, repead read, serializable <br /> rn <br /><br /> rn <br /> 5, sql in the set operator <br /> rn <br /><br /> rn <br /> <STRONG>UNION</strong> combination of each query to return all the rows, and delete the duplicate rows. <br /> rn <br /> eg. select * from emp where deptno = 10 UNION select * from emp where sal&gt; 500 <br /> rn <br /><br /> rn <br /> <STRONG>UNION ALL</strong> combinations for each query returns all rows, and includes duplicate rows. <br /> rn <br /> eg. select * from emp where deptno = 10 UNION ALL select * from emp where sal&gt; 500 <br /> rn <br /><br /> rn <br /> <STRONG>MINUS</strong> query returns with the first row, minus the second query return the same rows, and return the remaining rows <br /> rn <br /> eg. select * from emp MINUS select * from emp where sal&gt; 500 <br /> rn <br /><br /> rn <br /> <STRONG>INTERSECT</strong> returns only rows returned by two queries together <br /> rn <br /> eg. select * from emp where deptno = 10 INTERSECT select * from emp where sal&gt; 500 <BR><br /> rn				<h5>Related Posts</h5>
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