Which constraint can be used to ensure that identical values are never stored in a set of columns in a table?
The creator of an index or an index specification automatically receives which privilege on the index?
Application 1 executes the following statements:
INSERT INTO TAB1 (NAME,AMOUNT) VALUES ('John,100);
COMMIT;
UPDATE TAB1 SET AMOUNT=90 WHERE NAME='John';
After a few seconds, application 2 executes the following query:
SELECT AMOUNT FROM TAB1 WHERE NAME='John'
Assuming the Currently Committed (CUR_COMMIT) configuration parameter is enabled, which of the following is TRUE?
Below are the SQL statements a DBA is planning to execute on a database:
CREATE TABLE t1 (name VARCHAR (1));
INSERT INTO t1 VALUES ('A'), ('B'), ('C'), ('D');
ALTER TABLE t1 ALTER COLUMN name SET DATA TYPE INT;
What will be the outcome of the last statement?
How can you tell what privileges on a table or view have been granted to a user? (Choose two.)