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Question ID 8085

You have a view called ANN_SAL that is based on the employee table. The structure of the ANN_SAL view is: NAME NULL TYPE EMPNO NOT NULL NUMBER(4) YEARLY_SAL NUMBER(9,2) MONTHLY_SAL NUMBER(9,2) Which statement retrieves the data from the ANN_SAL view?

Option A

SELECT * FROM ANN_SAL

Option B

SELECT * FROM EMPLOYEE

Option C

SELECT * FROM VIEW ANN_SAL

Option D

SELECT * FROM VIEW ANN_SAL IS DON EMPLOYEE

Correct Answer A
Explanation Explanation/Reference: Explanation: Answer A is correct because correct syntax for SELECT command for view is SELECT * FROM Incorrect Answers: B: This statement will show data from table EMPLOYEE, not view ANN_SAL. C: It's an incorrect statement because of usage word 'VIEW'. D: It's an incorrect statement because of usage words 'VIEW' and 'IS DON EMPLOYEE'. Oracle 8, DBA Certification Exam Guide, Jason S. Couchman, p. 160-169 Chapter 4: Creating Other Database Objects in Oracle


Question ID 8086

Evaluate this IF statement. IF v_value>100 THEN v_new-value:=2*v-value; ELSIF v-value>200 THEN v-new-value:=3*v-value; ELSIF v-value>300 THEN v-new-value:=4*v-value; ELSE v-new-value:=5*v-value; END IF What would be assigned to v_new_value if v_value=250?

Option A

250

Option B

500

Option C

750

Option D

1000

Correct Answer B
Explanation Explanation/Reference: Explanation: Answer B is correct because first IF condition v_value > 100 will be TRUE if v_value have been assigned with new value equal 250. Result of 2*v_value is 500. Incorrect Answers: A: All IF conditions multiple 250 on 2, 3, 4 or 5, so result cannot be 250. C: First IF condition will work not second one, so result will be 500, not 750. D: First IF condition will work not second or third one, so result will be 500, not 750 or 1000. Oracle 8, DBA Certification Exam Guide, Jason S. Couchman, p. 215-217 Chapter 5: Introducing PL/SQL