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Case and Decode
What is the difference between Case and Decode?In what situation we can use Case and Decode
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Database Instance
How can I copy a table from one database instance to another database instance
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Strongest Normal Form
Which one is strongest normal form? Why?
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System hanging
If 1000 users are connected to the db, and Listener is up and running suddenly system is hanging what will do ?
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Inversion Key Entry
What is Inversion Key Entry?
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Migrate db2 data to Notepad
How to migrate db2 data to notepad?
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Tree Relationship
What is a tree relationship and give an example
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Number of Updated rows from a Procedure
How to find Number of Updated rows from a procedure which is having a Update Query?
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Database Backup & Restore
Tell the step by step procedure of taking backup of database & restore the same in case of database crash.
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Delete Duplicate Records in Teradata
How to delete duplicate records in Teradata?
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User not able to access database
When users are not able to log onto database, What are all the probable reasons?
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Background Processes
Where are the Background processes logging information written to?
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Block Level Recovery
How can we perform block level recovery in database files?
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3 Key Properties of RDBMS
What are the three key properties of RDBMS
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Relational Schema Model
What is included in the schema of a relational model?
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Alertlog
Which functionality of a database creates alert log?
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User Friendly Database
Among the many databases available in the market which database is providing more user friendly behaviour and why?
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MySql Query problem
I have two Table A and B.With table A I fired a query to get a count, and a query with table B to get a count.now I want total of both count.But I want to this all in one query.Example:- I fired tqo queries as-1- select DATE(Today_DATE), count(1) from table DAY1 group by DATE(Today_DATE);2- Select DATE(Yesturday_DATE), count(1) from table DAY2 group by DATE(Yesturday_DATE);Here both table give separate...
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