difference between oracle8i and oracle9i
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merge is a command which is used to both insert and delete.
timestamp datatype is introduced.
max no of columns in 8i is 256 where as in 9i we can have
999.
on delete set null supports only in 9i.
by using this, when we delete the parent record the child
records are replaced with null values
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Answer / ramprasad.s
Hi
Oracle 9i has the advatantage over Partition Table.
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Answer / anjali
1) u have automatic undo management.
2)u have automatic segment space management
3)u got these locally managed tablespaces which is better
than the dictionary managed tabespaces as u can avoid
fragmentation with locally managed tablespaces.
4)u have a new dbms_metadata package to extract object
definitions from database.
5)multi table insert is possible with 9i
6)importanly u have this spfile in 9i.
7) also u have dynamic memory mangement facility with 9i.
8) u have tuning advisories with 9i.
9) u have multi block size parameter with 9i and many more
features like these
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Answer / lokanath
In Oracle 9i Natural Join,
ON clause,
Using all are added.
COALESCE Function is added.
MERGE Statement
and few more features are added.
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