how to drop a table in Oracle?
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DROP TABLE TABLE [CASCADE CONSTRAINTS]\n\nCASCADE CONSTRAINTS - will also remove dependent referential integrity constraints.
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just check the boxes and push delete
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You can try this method also\nhttp://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/resetting-permissions.html
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Liquidating a "position", whether long or short; whether in options, puts or calls, warrants, or stocks
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1. Select the list or table you want to sort. \n2. On the Table menu, click Sort. \n3. Select the sort options you want.\n4. Click OK.
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Hmm I've never used an Oracle Database with Access yet. However, hope this link help: http://www.orafaq.com/faqodbc.htm
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I am assuming you are the one asking the questions.  I have found that the biggest failing database developers have is not using the resources available for code samples. \n\nQ:  Where would you turn for help with creating a stored procedure or a select statement that was erroring out?
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This must help you.\n\nhttp://asktom.oracle.com/pls/ask/f?p=4950:8:::::F4950_P8_DISPLAYID:1886476148373
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hi , you dont need cursor \ntry this:\n\n-----------------------------------------------\n\nCREATE PROCEDURE test_sp\n\n@username1char(10),\n@username2char(10)\n\nAS\n\nDECLARE \n\n@UserTempTableTABLE ([ID] char(10),\n [USERNAME] char(10),\n [NAME] char(10),\n [ADDRESS] char(10))\n\nINSERT INTO @UserTempTable\nSELECT[ID],\n[USERNAME],\n[NAME] ,\n[ADDRESS]\nFROM    Table1\nWHERE[USERNAME] = @username1\n\nINSERT INTO @UserTempTable\nSELECT[ID],\n[USERNAME],\n[NAME] ,\n[ADDRESS]\nFROM    Table2\nWHERE[USERNAME] = @username2\n\n\nSELECT [ID],\n[USERNAME],\n[NAME] ,\n[ADDRESS]\nFROM@UserTempTable\nGO\n\n-----------------------------------------------
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you have to do it manually.  click it, then you have a drop down menu, then you have to keep hitting the delete button.
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you must get current value of row spli it with ', ' and insert 2 section or more of rows another time to table .therefore need to 3 functon :\nget - split - update(or insert)
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Hello\nThere is some software that you can use , but I recommend ORACLE software they have a great database software with a great tutorial. \ngood luck there wonderful.
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Erm, being bottom of the table?
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If you mean the drop-down menu that Windows creates, simply double-click in the box where you would normally type, wait a second, and the totality of what you have been searching for should pop up.  Select them all, using the shift or control-click method, and hit the delete button.  They should all bounce.
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CREATE TRIGGER tu_table \nFOR UPDATE\nAS\nBEGIN\n  \nEND
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1) Consider adding another field that records last date when the record was changed or a record version number so that you have a single field to test against.\n\n2) Then (depending on technology - is this Oracle, SQL, Access???) look at what sort of indexing you have set up.  This can dramatically speed up performance.
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Yes, one way way you can reset an autonumber in Access is to truncate the table -- which destroys all data in the table.\n\nCreate a query in design view, switch to SQL view and enter this text:\n\nTRUNCATE TABLE tablename\n\nExecute the query using the red exclamation point icon; Access will ask if you really want to do it. Again, truncating will destroy all data in the table! Your structure will remain intact, but the data is irretreivably destroyed.\n\nYou could also do it programmatically if you don't have any records in the table, but if that's the case, TRUNCATE makes more sense.