You create tables with the SQL CREATE TABLE statement. With Oracle Database XE, you have two options for creating tables.
* Use the graphical interface that generates the SQL statement
* Enter the CREATE TABLE statement in the SQL Workshop tool
When creating tables, you must provide:
* Table name
* Column name(s)
* Data types for each column
Guidelines for creating tables:
* Table and column naming rules
Must start with a letter, which is followed by a sequence of letters, numbers, _, #, or $
Must be 1 to 30 characters long
Must not be an Oracle server reserved password
* Most common data types
VARCHAR2
NUMBER
DATE
TIMESTAMP
CHAR
You can also set up constraints on your columns to control the data in them.
Creating Tables
Sunday, January 31, 2010
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Abdul Majid Niazi
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