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Question No.

    0:9(mm:ss)

How many types of literals are available in PL/SQL?


Your Answer: 4
Correct Answer: 5
Description:

Question No. 2

    0:12(mm:ss)

How many bytes does each character in the UTF8 encoding take up?
Your Answer: 2
Correct Answer: All the above
Description:

Question No. 3

    0:13(mm:ss)

Which datatype is not allowed in the definition of PL/SQL record?


Your Answer: A Scalar
Correct Answer: A Collection
Description:

Question No. 4

    0:9(mm:ss)

Which is not a PL/SQL unit.


Your Answer: None of the above
Correct Answer: Table
Description:

Question No. 5
    0:7(mm:ss)

Which collection types is also known as index-by tables, lets you look up
elements using arbitrary numbers and strings for subscript values?
Your Answer: Associative arrays
Correct Answer: Associative arrays
Description:

Question No. 6

    0:8(mm:ss)

From the following PL/SQL Delimiters____________symbol is exponentiation


operator.
Your Answer: **
Correct Answer: **
Description:

Question No. 7

    0:13(mm:ss)

Which of the following retains duplicate rows in the result of a query or in an


aggregate expression?
Your Answer: DISTINCT
Correct Answer: ALL
Description:

Question No. 8

    0:7(mm:ss)

PL/SQL stands for


Your Answer: Procedural Language/SQL
Correct Answer: Procedural Language/SQL
Description:
Question No. 9

    0:12(mm:ss)

What value will be assigned to the variable declared as below − counter


binary_integer;
Your Answer: 1
Correct Answer: NULL
Description:

Question No. 10

    0:10(mm:ss)

which of the following datatypes supports PS/SQL ?


Your Answer: Both A & B
Correct Answer: Both A & B
Description:

Question No. 11

    0:8(mm:ss)

Which operations cannot be performed on cursor expressions?


Your Answer: Both A & B
Correct Answer: Both A & B
Description:

Question No. 12

    0:12(mm:ss)

what is the purpose of triggers ?


Your Answer: All the above
Correct Answer: All the above
Description:
Question No. 13

    0:11(mm:ss)

___command is used to encrypt a PL/SQL application.


Your Answer: XAMP
Correct Answer: WRAP
Description:

Question No. 14

    0:8(mm:ss)

Which of the following is the correct syntax for creating an explicit cursor?
Your Answer: CREATE CURSOR cursor_name IS select_statement;
Correct Answer: CURSOR cursor_name IS select_statement;
Description:

Question No. 15

    0:13(mm:ss)

he constructs of a procedure, function or a package are ________ .


Your Answer: All the above
Correct Answer: All the above
Description:

Question No. 16

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Which keyword and parameter used for declaring an explicit cursor?


Your Answer: cursor_variable_declaration
Correct Answer: cursor_declaration
Description:
Question No. 17

    0:7(mm:ss)

Which of the following declares an instance of an object type?


Your Answer: None of the above
Correct Answer: object_declaration
Description:

Question No. 18

    0:4(mm:ss)

Which Exception is also known as Oracle named exception handler?


Your Answer: Predefined Exception
Correct Answer: Predefined Exception
Description:

Question No. 19

    0:6(mm:ss)

Select invalid variable types


Your Answer: VARCHAR1
Correct Answer: VARCHAR2
Description:

Question No. 20

    0:9(mm:ss)

Which of the following is used to declare a record?


Your Answer: %TYPE
Correct Answer: %ROWTYPE
Description:

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