When we give SELECT * FROM EMP; How does oracle respond?
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Answer Posted / wasim
User Level Process sends the query to Server level process
where in the query gets checked syntactically first. If the
syntax is correct then the query will get break down into
parts to evaluate what has to be done.
Oracle Engine then parses the query and understands that all
the rows from employee table has to be retrieved, before the
statement execution it will check whether the data is
available already in SGA. If its available then its will
send output to user, else it will execute the statement and
fetch the output from database and store it in database
buffers and then will pass on to user.
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