How To Create a Testing Table

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How To Create a Testing Table? - Oracle DBA FAQ - Understanding SQL Transaction Management

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If you want to practice DML statements, you should create a testing table as shown in the script below:

>cd (OracleXE home directory)
>.\bin\sqlplus /nolog

SQL> connect HR/fyicenter
Connected.

SQL> CREATE TABLE fyi_links (id NUMBER(4) PRIMARY KEY,
  url VARCHAR2(16) NOT NULL,
  notes VARCHAR2(16),
  counts NUMBER(4),
  created DATE DEFAULT (sysdate));
Table created.

You should keep this table for to practice other tutorial exercises presented in this collection.

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