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The SQL command you enter can be used to create, edit, view, run, and delete database objects. Both Database Manipulation Language (DML) and Database Definition Language (DDL) commands can be executed.
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You can use SQL Commands to create, edit, view, run, and...
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Using the Command Editor. You use the command editor in SQL...
- 4 Using SQL Commands - Oracle Help Center
You can use SQL Commands to create, edit, view, run, and delete database objects. Learn how to access SQL Commands. Learn about the SQL Commands home page. You use the command editor in SQL Commands to execute SQL commands within Oracle APEX. You can save commands you enter in SQL Commands.
Using the Command Editor. You use the command editor in SQL Commands to execute SQL commands within Oracle Application Express. Saving an SQL Command. You can save commands you enter in SQL Commands. Copying a Command.
Changes in Release 22.2 for Oracle APEX SQL Workshop Guide. Getting Started with SQL Workshop. SQL Workshop Home Page2-1. Selecting a Schema2-2. Managing Database Objects with Object Browser . Accessing Object Browser3-2. Managing Object Browser3-3. About Object Browser3-3. Filtering by Object Type in Object Browser3-4
SQL Syntax Examples. CASE Statements. Highlights the Oracle CASE statement which can be used to perform IF-THEN-ELSE logic in queries. Connect By. Demonstrates a hierarchy query using connect by and the sys connect by path. Pivot. Highlights the use of the PIVOT operator.
Learn how to use Oracle APEX SQL Workshop and utilities to load and unload data from an Oracle database, generate DDL, view object reports, and restore dropped database objects.
Multiple rows are inserted into a table using the INSERT ALL statement and by using the inserting the results of the select query. This statement creates the PEOPLE table. The columns person_id, given_name, and family_name have the NOT NULL constraint indicating that these columns must always have a value.
