Jul 15 2006 11:24 AM 2102 4 Write down a query for inserting 'n' rows into a table, prompting for the values each time a record is inserted NarendraChowdary shravanam Profile Answers by shravanam Questions by shravanam Oct 24th, 2007 SYNTAX:INSERT INTO VALUES('&COLUMN1'(STRINGS,DATES),&COLUMN2);EXAMPLE:INSERT INTO EMP VALUES('&ENAME',&EMPNO); rajanen Profile Answers by rajanen Questions by rajanen Jul 19th, 2006 SYNTAXinsert into table_name &column1,..... values (.......);e.g:insert into emp (emp_name,emp_id) values('&emp_name','&empid'); Answer Question Select Best Answer Oct 10 2005 09:39 AM 4421 28 Oracle8i and Oracle9i. Rahul Difference between oracle8i and oracle9i. Zeeshan Aug 3rd, 2007 SGA: System Global Area. Its a chuck of memory used on oracle processes. kodaliprakash Profile Answers by kodaliprakash Questions by kodaliprakash Jul 14th, 2007 Oracle 8i also allows column dropping. Answer Question Select Best Answer
Jul 15 2006 11:24 AM 2102 4 Write down a query for inserting 'n' rows into a table, prompting for the values each time a record is inserted NarendraChowdary shravanam Profile Answers by shravanam Questions by shravanam Oct 24th, 2007 SYNTAX:INSERT INTO VALUES('&COLUMN1'(STRINGS,DATES),&COLUMN2);EXAMPLE:INSERT INTO EMP VALUES('&ENAME',&EMPNO); rajanen Profile Answers by rajanen Questions by rajanen Jul 19th, 2006 SYNTAXinsert into table_name &column1,..... values (.......);e.g:insert into emp (emp_name,emp_id) values('&emp_name','&empid'); Answer Question Select Best Answer
shravanam Profile Answers by shravanam Questions by shravanam Oct 24th, 2007 SYNTAX:INSERT INTO VALUES('&COLUMN1'(STRINGS,DATES),&COLUMN2);EXAMPLE:INSERT INTO EMP VALUES('&ENAME',&EMPNO);
rajanen Profile Answers by rajanen Questions by rajanen Jul 19th, 2006 SYNTAXinsert into table_name &column1,..... values (.......);e.g:insert into emp (emp_name,emp_id) values('&emp_name','&empid');
Oct 10 2005 09:39 AM 4421 28 Oracle8i and Oracle9i. Rahul Difference between oracle8i and oracle9i. Zeeshan Aug 3rd, 2007 SGA: System Global Area. Its a chuck of memory used on oracle processes. kodaliprakash Profile Answers by kodaliprakash Questions by kodaliprakash Jul 14th, 2007 Oracle 8i also allows column dropping. Answer Question Select Best Answer
kodaliprakash Profile Answers by kodaliprakash Questions by kodaliprakash Jul 14th, 2007 Oracle 8i also allows column dropping.