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What are the differences between date and timestamp in oracle?

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How to use in conditions in oracle?

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Can we store images in oracle database?

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How to create a new view in oracle?

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what is Single Byte Overhead...?

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What happens if recursive calls get out of control?

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How to define an anonymous procedure without variables?

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What are virtual columns?

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Design database draw er diagram for a certain scenario ?

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defination of bitmap index

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Youre getting high busy buffer waits - how can you find whats causing it?

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