This join returns rows when there is at least one match in both the tables. OUTER JOIN
There are three different Outer Join methods.
LEFT OUTER JOIN
This join returns all the rows from the left table with the matching rows from the right table. If there are no field matching in the right table then it returns NULL values
RIGHT OUTER JOIN
Right outer join returns all the rows from the right table with the matching rows from the left table. If there are no field matching in the left table then it returns NULL values
FULL OUTER JOIN
Full outer join merge left outer join and right outer join. this returns row from either table when the conditions are met and returns null value when there is no match
CROSS JOIN
Corss join is does not necessary any condition to join. The output result contains records that are multiplication of record from both the tables.
What is DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LEFT, RIGHT OUTER JOIN?
Ans:If there r any values in one table that do not have corresponding values in the other,in an equi join that row will not be selected.Such rows can be forcefully selected by using outer join symbol(+) on either of the sides(left or right) based on the requirement.
WHAT ARE SET OPERATORS?
Ans: UNION, INTERSECT or MINUS is called SET OPERATORS.
What are different datatypes supported by sql in oracle?
Ans: Char (size), Nchar (size), Varchar2 (size), Nvarchar2 (size) data types for character values, Number (precision, scale), Number, Number (n), Float, Float (binary precision) data types for numerical values, Date data type for date values, Long, Raw (size), Long Raw, Clob, Blob, Nclob, Bfile for large objects.
What is difference between long and lob datatypes?
Ans:LOB
1) The maximum size is 4GB. 2) LOBs (except NCLOB) can be attributes of an object type. 3) LOBs support random access to data. 4) Multiple LOB columns per table or LOB attributes in an object type.
LONG
1) The maximum size is 2GB. 2) LONGs cannot. 3) LONGs support only sequential access. 4) Only one LONG column was allowed in a table
How much memory is allocated for date datatype? What is default date format in oracle?
Ans: For Date data type oracle allocates 7 bytes Memory. Default Date Format is: DD-MON-YY.
What is range for each datatype of sql?
Ans: Datatype Range Char Varchar2 Number Float LONG, RAW, LONGRAW Large Objects (LOB’s) 2000 bytes 4000 bytes Precision
1 to 38 Scale -84 to 127 Precision 38 decimals Or 122 binary precision 2 GB 4GB
What is a constraint? What are its various levels?
Ans: Constraint: Constraints are representators of the column to enforce data entity and consistency.There r two levels
1)Column-level constraints 2)Table-level constraints.
List out all the constraints supported by oracle
Primary Key , Foreign Key or Referential Integrity, Not Null, Unique, Check.
Difference between DELETE & TRUNCATE statement
Ans. Delete is a DML command. Truncate is a DDL command.
In Delete statement we can use where clause But we can’t use where clause in truncate statement.
Delete activates trigger. Truncate does not activate trigger.
We can rollback delete command. We can not rollback truncate command. Delete does not reset identity of table. Truncate resets identity of table.
Difference between Primary key and Unique Key Ans. Primary key and Unique key enforce uniqueness of the column on which they are defined. But by default, the primary key creates a clustered index on the column, where as unique key creates a non-clustered index by default. Another major difference is that primary key does not allow NULL value, but unique key allows one NULL value only. What are oracle number, character, date, conversion, other
functions. Ans.
Oracle Number Functions –
Round (m, [n]),
Trunc (m, [n]),
Power (m, n),
Sqrt,
Abs (m),
Ceil (m),
Floor (m),
Mod (m, n)
Oracle Character Functions-
Chr (x)
Concert (string1, string2)
Lower (string)
Upper (string)
Substr (string, from_str, to_str)
ASCII (string)
Length (string)
Initcap (string).
Oracle Date Functions-
sysdate
Months between (d1, d2)
To_char (d, format)
Last day (d)
Next_day (d, day). Oracle Conversion Functions-
To_char
To_date
To_number
What is syntax of PL/SQL BLOCK
Ans. DECLARE
<declarations>
BEGIN
<Exececutable Statements>
EXCEPTION
<Exception Handler(s)>
END;
What are different types of oracle PL/SQL BLOCKS? Ans: Oracle PL/SQL DECLARE BLOCK – In DECLARE BLOCK all the declarations of the variable used in the program is made. If no variables are used this block will become optional.
Oracle PL/SQL BEGIN BLOCK - In BEGIN BLOCK all the executable statements are placed. This block is Mandatory.
Oracle EXCEPTION BLOCK – In EXCEPTION BLOCK all the exceptions are handled. this block is optional. what is a Oracle PL/SQL cursor? and how to create cursor syntax?
Ans: Cursor is Private SQL area in PL/SQL.
Declare the Cursor,
Open the Cursor,
Fetch values from SQL into the local Variables,
Close the Cursor.
Type of cursors are supported by oracle pl/sql?
Ans. There are two types of cursors namely Implicit Cursor, Explicit Cursor.
What is a cursor for loop?
Ans: Cursor For Loop is shortcut process for Explicit Cursors because the Cursor is Open, Rows are fetched once for each iteration and the cursor is closed automatically when all the rows have been processed.
What are cursor attributes?
Ans: %Found, %NotFound, %IsOpen, %RowCount are the cursor attributes.
Use of cursor with “for update of” clause?
Ans: This Clause stop accessing of other users on the particular columns used by the cursor until the COMMIT is issued.
How Exception is different from error?
Ans: Whenever an error occurs Exception raises. Error is a bug whereas the Exception is a warning or error condition.
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