SQL99 JOIN TECHNIQUES CROSS JOINS NATURAL JOINS INNER JOINS OUTER JOINS ANTI JOINS USING NAMED SUBQUERIES
ENHANCING GROUPS WITH ROLLUP & CUBE
USING THE CASE EXPRESSION
SQL FUNCTIONS: CHARACTER WHAT ARE THE SQL FUNCTIONS? CHARACTER FUNCTIONS About GREATEST(), LEAST()
SQL FUNCTIONS: NUMERIC
SQL FUNCTIONS: DATE DATE FORMAT FUNCTIONS DATE ARITHMETIC FUNCTIONS
DATABASE OBJECTS: RELATIONAL VIEWS ABOUT RELATIONAL VIEWS UPDATING VIEW DATA MAINTAINING VIEW DEFINITIONS ALTER VIEW DROP VIEW
DATABASE OBJECTS: DATA DICTIONARY STORAGE USER_UPDATABLE_COLUMNS UNDERSTANDING THE DATA DICTIONARY STRUCTURE
DATABASE OBJECTS: INDEXES ABOUT INDEXES USE B-TREE INDEXES
DATABASE OBJECTS: OTHER OBJECTS CREATING AN APPLICATION SCHEMA MORE ABOUT CREATING TABLES DEFINING SEQUENCES ALTER SEQUENCE & DROP SEQUENCE ALTER SEQUENCE DROP SEQUENCE ABOUT SYNONYMS DROP SYNONYM CREATE SCHEMA AUTHORIZATION
DATABASE OBJECTS: SECURITY USER ID PASSWORDS OBJECT SECURITY
DATA INTEGRITY USING CONSTRAINTS NOT NULL CONSTRAINT CHECK CONSTRAINT UNIQUE CONSTRAINT PRIMARY KEY CONSTRAINT REFERENCES CONSTRAINT
MANAGING CONSTRAINT DEFINITIONS MANAGING CONSTRAINTS RENAMING & DROPPING CONSTRAINTS ENABLING & DISABLING CONSTRAINTS DEFERRED ENFORCEMENT SET CONSTRAINTS HANDLING CONSTRAINT EXCEPTIONS DATA DICTIONARY STORAGE
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