oracle写或者语句,oracle 常用的一些命令或者sql 语句，也许对大家有用处的。。...

1. 创建一个用户，并为该用户分配Create权限，分配表空间：

create user scott identified by tiger;

grant create session to scott;

grant create table to scott;

alter user scott default tablespace users;

alter user scott quota 512M on users;

2. 查找where条件指定的用户为owner的所有表名称：

select owner, table_name from dba_tables where wner='SCOTT';

3. 在某一指定的表上创建指定参数的索引。

create index ind_test on test(x) tablespace users storage

(initial 2K

next 2K

minextents 1

maxextents 100

pctincrease 0);

4. 查看指定用户为owner的索引名称：

select index_name, table_owner from dba_indexes where wner='SCOTT';

5. 查看指定表上的所有索引信息：

select index_owner, index_name, column_name from dba_ind_columns where table_name='SCOTT';

6. 创建序列：

create s

incremen

start wi

maxvalue

Cycle;

7. 使用序列：

insert into scott.test

values(staff_id.nextval,

'test')；

8. 查看表空间信息：

select * from dba_tablespaces；

9. 查看当前在线用户：

select username from v$session;

10. How can I compile and link my application?

Answer:

Compiling and linking are very platform. specific. Your system-specific Oracle

documentation has instructions on how to link a Pro*C/C++ application. On UNIX

systems, there is a makefile called proc.mk in the demo directory. To link, say, the

demo program sample1.pc, you would enter the command line

make -f proc.mk sample1

If you need to use special precompiler options, you can run Pro*C/C++ separately,

then do the make. Or, you can create your own custom makefile. For example, if

your program contains embedded PL/SQL code, you can enter

proc cv_demo userid=scott/tiger sqlcheck=semantics

make -f proc.mk cv_demo

On VMS systems, there is a script. called LNPROC that you use to link your

Pro*C/C++ applications.