Microsoft's SQL Server has a handy command that rebuilds all indexes in a table. Oracle users typically rebuild each index in a table individually.

You create a CLOB in Oracle through the database's Structured Query Language, or SQL. Using SQL's "ALTER TABLE" statement, you add a CLOB data item to an existing table in your business' database.

I am working on an application that uses oracle 10XE as the backend database. I created my tables a while ago, and have since then been coding a bunch of JDBC stuff to talk to it. Yesterday, I ...

I made up that fictitious data, to be able to teach some SQL concepts. There are two sample database creation scripts in GitHub Repositories, which create the tables and their relationships, and then ...

ODBC also appears to fail with some SQL due to callback links in the SQLite ODBC implementation, with the error: ORA-02025: all tables in the SQL statement must be at the remote database Realistically ...