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Oracle Database Programming MCQs with Answers

Practice important Oracle Database Programming MCQs with answers and explanations.

Multiple Choice Questions

Q231: What is the primary function of the `DELETE` attribute in PL/SQL tables?
  • A: To remove specific elements or all elements from the table
  • B: To count the number of elements in the table
  • C: To return the first element in the table
  • D: To check if an element exists at a given index
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A

Q232: In the `Implementing PL/SQL Table -II` example, what is the significance of incrementing `counter` by 2?
  • A: It creates gaps of 2 between indices in the `c3` table
  • B: It ensures that all indices are consecutive
  • C: It sets the maximum value of indices to 2
  • D: It initializes the counter to 2
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B

Q233: What is the purpose of the `Implementing PL/SQL Table -IV` scenario?
  • A: To load employee names into one PL/SQL table and copy them to another before deleting from the first table
  • B: To load employee names into a SQL table and update them
  • C: To count the number of employees in the PL/SQL table
  • D: To delete all entries in a PL/SQL table
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A

Q234: Which attribute in PL/SQL tables is used to check if an index exists before performing operations on it?
  • A: EXISTS
  • B: COUNT
  • C: DELETE
  • D: FIRST
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A

Q235: What will be the output of the `Implementing PL/SQL Table and SQL-I` example?
  • A: Rows are inserted into the `history` table with employee names and current dates
  • B: Rows are deleted from the `history` table
  • C: Only employee names are displayed on the screen
  • D: The `history` table is not modified
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A

Q236: What is a record in programming?
  • A: A group of related data items stored in fields
  • B: A type of array
  • C: A form of a database table
  • D: A programming loop
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A

Q237: Which of the following is NOT a type of record?
  • A: Table Base
  • B: Cursor Base
  • C: Column Base
  • D: User Defined
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C

Q238: What does a table-based record in PL/SQL correspond to?
  • A: A list of fields in a table
  • B: A virtual table created by a cursor
  • C: A dynamic array
  • D: A user-defined structure
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A

Q239: How does a cursor-based record differ from a table-based record?
  • A: It is based on a SELECT list of a cursor
  • B: It corresponds directly to table columns
  • C: It has a fixed size
  • D: It uses numeric indexing
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A

Q240: What is the purpose of the `emp_rec` variable in the PL/SQL block?
  • A: To store employee data temporarily
  • B: To define a new table
  • C: To execute a SELECT query
  • D: To declare a cursor
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B

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