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Oracle 1z0-001: Ineroduction to oracle:sql and pl/sql

#1. Click on the EXHIBIT button and examine the table instance chart for the cars table.

Which SELECT statement will display style, color, and lot number for all cars based on the model entered at the prompt, regardless of case?

#2. Click on the EXHIBIT button and examine the table instance chart for the patient table.

You need to create the patient_id_seq sequence to be used with the patient table’s primary key column. The sequence should begin at 1000, have a maximum value of 999999999, never reuse any numbers, and increment by 1.
Which statement would you use to complete this task?

#3. You issue this command:
  1. CREATE SYNONYM emp
  2. FOR ed.employee;
Which task has been accomplished?

#4. Click on the EXHIBIT button and examine the structure of the DEPARTMENT and EMPLOYEE tables. Evaluate this SQL statement

  1. CREATE INDEX emp_dept_id_idx
  2. ON employee(dept_id);
Which result will the statement provide?

#5. Which should you do after each FETCH statement in a PL/SQL block?

#6. Given this executable section of a PL/SQL block:
  1. BEGIN
  2. FOR employee_record IN salary_cursor LOOP
  3. employee_id_table(employee_id)
  4. employee_record last_name;
  5. END LOOP;
  6. CLOSE salary_cursor;
  7. END;
Why does this section cause an error?

#7. The structure of the DEPT table is as follows:
 Name       Null         Type 
 DEPTNO     NOT NULL     NUMBER(2) 
 DNAME                   VARCHAR2(14) 
 LOC                     VARCHAR2(13)
Examine the code:
  1. DECLARE
  2. TYPE dept_record_type IS RECORD
  3. (dno NUMBER,
  4. name VARCHAR2(20));
  5. dept_rec dept_record_type;
  6. BEGIN
  7. SELECT deptno, dname
  8. INTO dept_rec
  9. FROM dept
  10. WHERE deptno = 10;
  11. END;
Which statement displays the name of the selected department?

#8. The EMPLOYEE table contains these columns:
 BONUS       NUMBER(7,2) 
 DEPT_ID     NUMBER(9) 

There are 10 departments and each department has at least 1 employee. Bonus values are greater than 500; not all employees receive a bonus. Evaluate this PL/SQL block:
  1. DECLARE
  2. v_bonusemployee.bonus%TYPE := 300;
  3. BEGIN
  4. UPDATE employee
  5. SET bonus = bonus + v_bonus
  6. WHERE dept_id IN (10, 20, 30);
  7. COMMIT;
  8. END;
What will be the result?

#9. Evaluate this IF statement
  1. IF v_value> 100 THEN
  2. v_new_value := 2 * v_value;
  3. ELSIF v_value > 200 THEN
  4. v_new_value = 3 * v_value;
  5. ELSIF v_value < 300 THEN
  6. v_new_value =4 * v_value;
  7. ELSE
  8. v_new_value : = 5 * v_value;
  9. END IF;
What would be assigned to V_NEW_VALUE it V_VALUE is 250?

#10. Which ALTER command would you use to reinstate a disabled primary key constraint?


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