What is a Schema ?
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Answer / abc
schema is the overall logical design of the database
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Answer / s. senthil kumar
A schema is collection of database objects of a User.
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Answer / gmv lakshmi
A Schema is a collection of logical structures of data, or
schema objects. A schema is owned by the database user and
has the same name as that of user. Each user owns a single
schema. Schema objects include following type of objects
clusters, database links, functions, indexes, packages,
procedures, sequences, synonyms, tables, database triggers,
views.
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Answer / santhi
Schema is a collection of database objects of a user
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Answer / sawant
The set of objects owned by user account is called the schema.
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Answer / eshwari
Schema is nothing but the user.
the objects which are created by a user are called schema
objects means views,indexes,clusters,synonyms.
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