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    The document discusses various SQL concepts including: - The different types of joins like inner, outer, and full outer joins. - Database normalization forms including first, second, and third normal forms. - The difference between stored procedures and functions. - How to copy the structure of a table without copying the data. - Exception handling in PL/SQL. - Analytical functions and the difference between translate and replace functions. - Removing duplicate records from a table. - The use of analyzing tables. - Running SQL scripts from Unix shells. - Transactions and why they are necessary. - Normalization and denormalization with examples. - Constraint violations and the types of constraints.

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    The document discusses various SQL concepts including: - The different types of joins like inner, outer, and full outer joins. - Database normalization forms including first, second, and third normal forms. - The difference between stored procedures and functions. - How to copy the structure of a table without copying the data. - Exception handling in PL/SQL. - Analytical functions and the difference between translate and replace functions. - Removing duplicate records from a table. - The use of analyzing tables. - Running SQL scripts from Unix shells. - Transactions and why they are necessary. - Normalization and denormalization with examples. - Constraint violations and the types of constraints.

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    The document discusses various SQL concepts including: - The different types of joins like inner, outer, and full outer joins. - Database normalization forms including first, second, and third normal forms. - The difference between stored procedures and functions. - How to copy the structure of a table without copying the data. - Exception handling in PL/SQL. - Analytical functions and the difference between translate and replace functions. - Removing duplicate records from a table. - The use of analyzing tables. - Running SQL scripts from Unix shells. - Transactions and why they are necessary. - Normalization and denormalization with examples. - Constraint violations and the types of constraints.

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    TCS Database

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    The document discusses various SQL concepts including: - The different types of joins like inner, outer, and full outer joins. - Database normalization forms including first, second, and third normal forms. - The difference between stored procedures and functions. - How to copy the structure of a table without copying the data. - Exception handling in PL/SQL. - Analytical functions and the difference between translate and replace functions. - Removing duplicate records from a table. - The use of analyzing tables. - Running SQL scripts from Unix shells. - Transactions and why they are necessary. - Normalization and denormalization with examples. - Constraint violations and the types of constraints.

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    1. What are the different types of joins?

    Inner Join
    outer join (left outerjoin , right outer join)
    full outer join
    2. Explain normalization with examples.
    First Normal Form : Avaoids relation within a relation
    Second Normal Form : Fully functional depended on each key
    Third Normal Form : Avoids Transitivity dependency
    3. What cursor type do you use to retrieve multiple recordsets?
    ref cursors'
    4. State the difference between a "where" clause and a "having" clause
    having comes along with group by
    5. What is the difference between "procedure" and "function"?
    procedure doesnot return a value thru return statement
    6. How will you copy the structure of a table without copying the data?
    select * from table_naem where 1 > 3
    7. How to find out the database name from SQL*PLUS command prompt?
    8. Tadeoffs with having indexes
    9. Talk about "Exception Handling" in PL/SQL?
    10. What is the difference between "NULL in C" and "NULL in Oracle?"
    11. What is Pro*C? What is OCI?
    12. Give some examples of Analytical functions.
    13. What is the difference between "translate" and "replace"?
    14. What is DYNAMIC SQL method 4?
    15. How to remove duplicate records from a table?

    16. What is the use of Analyzing the tables?


    17. How to run SQL script from a Unix Shell?
    18. What is a "transaction"? Why are they necessary?
    19. Explain Normalization and Denormalization with examples.
    20. When do you get constraint violation? What are the types of constraints?
    21. How to convert RAW datatype into TEXT?
    22. What is the difference between Primary Key and Aggregate Key
    23. How functional dependency is related to database table design?
    24. What is a "trigger"?
    25. Why can a "group by" or "order by" clause be expensive to process?
    26. What are "HINTS"? What is "index covering" of a query?
    27. What is a VIEW? How to get script for a view?
    28. What are the Large object types supported by Oracle?
    29. What is SQL*Loader?
    30. Difference between "VARCHAR" and "VARCHAR2" datatypes.
    31. What is the difference among "dropping a table", "truncating a table" and "d
    eleting all records" from a table.
    32. Difference between "ORACLE" and "MICROSOFT ACCESS" databases
    .
    33. How to create a database link ?

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