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To See the Tables in Your Database: 1. Type the following: mysql> SHOW TABLES; Empty set (0.00 sec) NOTE: If you have not made any, then zero will appear.
Article Id: 13624
Category: Structured Query Language (SQL)

The main academic literature of a subject area are index in the majority of subject specific databases. Information found on the Web is most often not as reliable or complete as articles held by databases. There is a great deal of relevant information found on the Web. Unfortunately,there is a large amount of unsubstantiated and irrelevant information contained...
Article Id: 13536
Category: Structured Query Language (SQL)

Oracle Database comes with sample schemas, such as the EMP_DETAILS_VIEW view of the Human Resources (HR) sample schema used in the tutorial and guide. This schema contains records for a made up company. For column details for the view EMP_DETAILS_VIEW, enter : DESCRIBE EMP_DETAILS_VIEW . Unlocking the Sample...
Article Id: 13594
Category: Structured Query Language (SQL)

SQL *Plus Installation SQL *Plus is a component of Oracle Database. When you install the Oracle Database, SQL *Plus and, its command-line user interface, Windows GUI, and SQL* Plus web-based user interface are installed automatically. There are different aspects to Oracle Database and SQL *Plus depending on what operating system and...
Article Id: 13577
Category: Structured Query Language (SQL)

After you understand the basics of administering your MsSQL server, you can then begin the important part. When using MySQL to store your data, you use SQL (Structured Query Language). This special language lets programmers issue instructions or 'queries' to databases. Using the MySQL client, you can issue basic queries to modify, create, or retrieve...
Article Id: 13610
Category: Structured Query Language (SQL)

A set of SQL commands saved as a file in SQL Scripts is what is called simply a SQL Script. The SQL Scripts can contain more than one PL/SQL block or SQL statements. SQL Scripts can be used to edit, create, view, run, and delete script files. Remember the following when using SQL Scripts: SQL Scripts and SQL Commands have no...
Article Id: 13605
Category: Structured Query Language (SQL)

A collection of certain information, or a database, is a grouping of individual records which is searchable by a computer user. Databases can contain certain reports, materials used in conferences, and other various types of information. The following is a list of things to remember when dealing with databases: Within Databases, subject...
Article Id: 13513
Category: Structured Query Language (SQL)

SQL *Plus, is installed with every Oracle Database Server or Client installation on any given desktop. SQL *Plus provides access to the Oracle Database, and has its own commands and environment. Through it, you are able to enter and execute PL/SQL, SQL, and SQL *Plus and operating system commands to: Perform...
Article Id: 13574
Category: Structured Query Language (SQL)