Exam 5: Procedures

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The EXIT command can be used to remove procedures. _________________________

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____________________ refers to the logical group of DML actions that is affected by a transaction control statement.

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What is the difference between a database trigger and an application trigger?

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The DBMS_OUTPUT statement is used to ____.

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A(n) ____ performs tasks automatically when a DML action occurs on the table with which it is associated.

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Three choices exist for parameter mode: INTO, OUT OF, and IN OUT.

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____ are stored on the server.

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Only the program unit in which a subprogram is declared can use that subprogram.

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The ____ command can be used to remove procedures.

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An application trigger performs a task automatically when a DML action occurs on the table with which it is associated.

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If a table column data type is modified, no changes to associated variables are required because the ____ attribute always uses the column's current data type.

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Program units are made flexible by using parameters, which are mechanisms to send values into and out of the program unit. _________________________

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A(n) ____________________ contains a RETURN clause and is used to manipulate data and return a single resulting value.

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A(n) procedure is used to accomplish one or more tasks, return none or many values, and can be used only in PL/SQL statements. _________________________

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The RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR built-in function is provided by Oracle to ____.

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