Schema Objects MCQ
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None
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Row level And Object level
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False
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True
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Efficient Use of Integrity Constraints: A Procedure Using integrity constraint states in the following order can ensure the best benefits?
1. Disable state.
2. Perform the operation (load, export, import).
3. Enable novalidate state.
4. Enable state.
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1,2,3,4
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Drop and re-create the object And Rename the object using the RENAME statement
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It fails if any existing row violates the constraint And It prevents insert, update, and delete operations on the table while the constraint is in the process of being enabled.
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All
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CREATE SESSION
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On Tuesday, a junior DBA dropped an important application user account, whose schema has important tables. You are asked to recover all the objects in the schema. On investigation, you
find that the user account was dropped at 11:00 a.m. and Sunday's backup is the most recent backup. Which flashback feature would you use?
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Flashback Drop
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All
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The following query lists all of the base objects for the synonyms created by user jward this example is used for displaying?
SELECT TABLE_OWNER, TABLE_NAME, SYNONYM_NAME
FROM DBA_SYNONYMS
WHERE OWNER = 'JWARD';
The following is the query output:
TABLE_OWNER----TABLE_NAME----SYNONYM_NAME
---------------------- ----------- -----------------
SACHIN---------DEPT----------DEPT
SACHIN---------EMP-----------EMP
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Displaying Dependencies of Views and Synonyms
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DROP ANY TABLE
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True
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DBA_CATALOG, ALL_CATALOG, USER_CATALOG
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