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Compressing an Index example CREATE TABLE ORDERS (ORDER_ID NUMBER NOT NULL ENABLE, COURSE_ID NUMBER NOT NULL ENABLE, STUDENT_ID NUMBER NOT NULL ENABLE, ORDER_DATE DATE, CONSTRAINT PK_ORDER_ID PRIMARY KEY (ORDER_ID) ); — create Index Key Compression CREATE INDEX student_orders_idx ON ORDERS (student_id, order_id) COMPRESS 1; Output: table ORDERS created. index STUDENT_ORDERS_IDX created. Check indexes select INDEX_NAME,…(Continue Reading)

A B-tree index in Oracle’s PL/SQL is a data structure that allows for efficient retrieval of data in a database table. The term “B-tree” stands for balanced tree, and it’s a type of self-balancing search tree data structure. B-tree indexes are commonly used in database management systems to speed up the retrieval of data by…(Continue Reading)

An index is a database structure that can be used to improve the performance of SQL queries. An PL/SQL index is a schema object that has the role to provide direct and fast access without reading the entire table. Indexes can be created on one or more columns in a table, and they can be…(Continue Reading)

PL/SQL Data Types Oracle PL/SQL has a variety of data types that can be used to declare variables, constants, and record fields. Oracle PL/SQL includes a variety of data types that can be used to store and manipulate different types of data within the database. The most commonly used data types in Oracle PL/SQL include:…(Continue Reading)

ORA-30484: missing window specification for this function Oracle PL/SQL error message: ORA-30484: missing window specification for this function. Cause: All window functions should be followed by window specification, like () OVER () Solution: Correct the syntax, then retry the operation. Example: select name, price, rank() (order by price desc) course_rank from course ; Output: ORA-30484:…(Continue Reading)