Constant and non-null constraints are the most often utilized constraints. Constants are used to ensure that a value does not change after it is given for the first time. Not null ensures that the variable has a value at all times. An error will occur if any value attempts to assign a null value.
Unique, check, main key, foreign key, and other restrictions are among the others. BEGIN create table specified table name required colm name 1specify data type size , required colm name 2specify data type size ,….
In the above syntax, we use create table statement to create a new table; here, the specified table name means the actual table name that we need to create. Inside the bracket, we can write different column names as per our requirement with different data types as shown. By using create table statement, we created a new table name student A, with different attributes and different data types. The final output of the above statement we illustrated by using the below screenshot is as follows.
It must be the name of a column in the referenced table or view. You can retrieve the column values into variables or host variables, or into collections or host arrays. The old column values are used on the right side of the equal sign. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent.
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