1 :- Joins :- Equijoin,left, right
2 :- If there are two matching rows in one table and 1 row in ,in inner join how many rows will returned?
3:- Types of indexes?
4:- Primary and secondary Key
5:- Can we pass null values in foreign key?
6 :- triggers, cursors?
7 :- how to find out error in procedures?
8:- Left join/right Join
9 :- Procedures
10 :- Collections in PL/SQL :- http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/issue-archive/2012/12-jul/o42plsql-1653077.html
11 :- Function over loading
13 :- Performance tuning :- Adding hint/removing hint:- use_hash,use_nl
14 :- Index/No index
15.RMAN
2 :- If there are two matching rows in one table and 1 row in ,in inner join how many rows will returned?
3:- Types of indexes?
4:- Primary and secondary Key
5:- Can we pass null values in foreign key?
6 :- triggers, cursors?
7 :- how to find out error in procedures?
8:- Left join/right Join
9 :- Procedures
10 :- Collections in PL/SQL :- http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/issue-archive/2012/12-jul/o42plsql-1653077.html
11 :- Function over loading
Collections are used in some of the most important performance optimization features of PL/SQL, such as
- BULK COLLECT. SELECT statements that retrieve multiple rows with a single fetch, increasing the speed of data retrieval.
- FORALL. Inserts, updates, and deletes that use collections to change multiple rows of data very quickly
- Table functions. PL/SQL functions that return collections and can be called in the FROM clause of a SELECT statement.
13 :- Performance tuning :- Adding hint/removing hint:- use_hash,use_nl
14 :- Index/No index
15.RMAN





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