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- How to query all user passwords in oracle database
- The encrypted passwords for all users in the Oracle database can be obtained by querying the dba_users table: Establish a connection to the database. Enter query SELECT username, password FROM dba_users;
- Oracle 420 2024-04-18 20:24:11
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- How to query tables in oracle database
- The three methods of querying tables in Oracle database are: using the SELECT statement, syntax: SELECT column name FROM table name WHERE condition ORDER BY sorting condition. Using the DB Browser for SQLite GUI, steps: install, connect to the database, expand the database, and browse data. Using Python and cx_Oracle library, steps: install, import library, connect to database, execute query, extract results.
- Oracle 546 2024-04-18 20:22:26
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- How to display the oracle database
- Oracle Database provides several ways to display data: SELECT statement: Retrieve specific data, such as retrieving last names ending with "Smith" from the customers table. SQLPlus: Command line interface query, such as SELECT * FROM customers. PL/SQL: Use code to manipulate data, such as using cursor loops to display customer IDs. Oracle SQL Developer: A graphical tool that provides a SQL editor, results grid, and data viewer. RESTful API: Use HTTP requests to retrieve data, such as getting customer data from /api/customers.
- Oracle 461 2024-04-18 20:12:18
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- How to add spaces to Oracle splicing fields
- The || operator is used in Oracle to concatenate fields, and a single quotation mark '' can be used when inserting spaces between fields. For example, concatenate the FirstName and LastName fields and add spaces: SELECT FirstName || ' ' || LastName AS FullName FROM myTable;
- Oracle 1093 2024-04-18 20:09:12
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- How to read oracle port number
- The Oracle port number can be viewed using the command line window by typing "netstat -aon | findstr LISTENING | grep oracle"; using the Oracle Listener Control utility "lsnrctl status".
- Oracle 701 2024-04-18 20:06:12
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- How to back up the table structure of oracle database
- To back up the structure of an Oracle database table, you can use the CREATE TABLE statement همراه با EXPLAIN clause. The specific steps include: 1. Open Oracle SQL*Plus; 2. Create a file to store the DDL output; 3. Generate the CREATE TABLE statement for the table; 4. Capture the EXPLAIN PLAN output; 5. End the export; 6. Store the DDL. The generated DDL file will contain the complete structure information of the table.
- Oracle 1054 2024-04-18 19:54:17
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- How to back up a table in oracle database
- Three methods to back up a table in Oracle database: Oracle Data Pump (expdp), used to create a dump file of the table structure and data. SQL*Plus for exporting table data to SQL files. RMAN, used to create table-level backups for fast recovery.
- Oracle 533 2024-04-18 19:48:13
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- How to backup oracle database table
- How to back up Oracle database tables Use the EXPORT command to export the table: EXPORT table_name TO filename.dmp Use RMAN to create a backup set: BACKUP TABLESPACE tablespace_name
- Oracle 1072 2024-04-18 19:45:26
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- How to operate Oracle data backup
- Oracle data backup is the process of copying important data to prevent loss for purposes such as data recovery, business continuity, regulatory compliance, and more. The backup operation steps include: 1. Select the backup method (RMAN, export/import, database copy); 2. Develop a backup strategy (frequency, data type, storage location); 3. Configure the backup software (RMAN); 4. Perform the backup operation (RMAN backup command); 5. Verify backup integrity (catalog restore, query data); 6. Monitor backup operations (view logs, check backup files); 7. Use backup files to restore data (RMAN restore, import and export).
- Oracle 508 2024-04-18 19:39:15
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- How to backup database in oracle
- There are three types of Oracle database backups: full backups, incremental backups, and archive logs, which can be performed with the RMAN command line tool or the Recovery Manager GUI. In addition, you can create backup policies to determine backup frequency and retention policies, and schedule automated execution of the backup process. After the backup is complete, it is critical to verify its integrity. If a database needs to be restored, the backup can be applied to the database through RMAN commands or the Recovery Manager GUI.
- Oracle 552 2024-04-18 19:33:20
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- How to query the database in oracle
- After connecting to the database through SQL*Plus or other clients, use the SELECT statement to query, which includes: the retrieval column, the table to be queried, and the optional WHERE clause for filtering. After executing the query, the results will be displayed in tabular form.
- Oracle 619 2024-04-18 19:30:28
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- How to enter oracle database
- Enter the Oracle database by following these steps: 1. Open the Oracle client. 2. Use the following command to connect to the database: sqlplus username/password@database_name. 3. After the connection is successful, use SQL commands to operate.
- Oracle 1281 2024-04-18 19:27:13
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- How to check the data file address of Oracle database query
- Oracle data file address query method: through V$DATAFILE view: query statement: SELECT FILE_ID, NAME, TABLESPACE_NAME, FILE_SIZE FROM V$DATAFILE; through DBA_DATA_FILES view: the syntax is the same as V$DATAFILE, requiring DBA authority access; through DBMS_FGA API: DECLARE dm DBMS_FGA.DATAMAP; OPEN data mapping handle, GET data file information, CLOSE data mapping handle.
- Oracle 1149 2024-04-18 19:24:18
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- How to recover deleted oracle database data
- There are four ways to recover deleted data in an Oracle database: 1) Undo the most recent commit or rollback; 2) Restore from backup; 3) Use flashback queries; 4) Use log file analysis. It is recommended to back up the database before restoring data. The specific method depends on the backup strategy and database configuration. Some methods may not be available. If the data has been cleared from all backups and log files, restoring the data may not be successful.
- Oracle 1082 2024-04-18 19:18:15
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- How to write the delete statement in oracle
- Oracle's DELETE statement can delete data from the database and follows the following syntax: DELETE FROM table name WHERE condition. The conditional clause specifies the rows to delete, using comparison and logical operators based on column values. Examples include deleting rows with a specific ID, rows with a specific last name, or rows that meet multiple criteria. It should be noted that if there is no WHERE clause, the entire table will be deleted; the deletion operation is irreversible, and it is recommended to back up the data before execution.
- Oracle 362 2024-04-18 19:15:26