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which statement is running fastly ie insert or delete?
 Question Submitted By :: Kandulasreekanth
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  Re: which statement is running fastly ie insert or delete?
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# 1
insert
 
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Amit Choubey
 
  Re: which statement is running fastly ie insert or delete?
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# 2
delete
 
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Somya
 
 
 
  Re: which statement is running fastly ie insert or delete?
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Delete
 
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Bhavna
 
  Re: which statement is running fastly ie insert or delete?
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# 4
Its definitely Delete.
Becuase
When Delete operation is being performed then Oracle
doesnot actualy permanently remove the data from data block 
but rather marks that particular data block as unusable.
Whereas when concerned to Insert Oracle needs to insert the 
new values into Datablocks.
 
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Sandeep Desai
 
  Re: which statement is running fastly ie insert or delete?
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it is delete
 
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Sandep
 
  Re: which statement is running fastly ie insert or delete?
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# 6
it is delete...........
 
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Swati Gupta
 

 
 
 
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