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    The document contains questions about various Oracle database concepts, features, and tools including: - Pragma, mutating triggers, materialized views, nested tables - Procedures for inserting data into tables - The DBMS_PIPE and DBMS_SHARED_POOL packages - Packages for sending emails (UTL_SMTP) and communicating with web servers (UTL_HTTP) - Tuning queries using hints and the EXPLAIN PLAN - Reading and writing files using UTL packages - Loading data from text files using SQL*Loader - Oracle Scheduler - Differences between packages, procedures, snapshots, and synonyms

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    The document contains questions about various Oracle database concepts, features, and tools including: - Pragma, mutating triggers, materialized views, nested tables - Procedures for inserting data into tables - The DBMS_PIPE and DBMS_SHARED_POOL packages - Packages for sending emails (UTL_SMTP) and communicating with web servers (UTL_HTTP) - Tuning queries using hints and the EXPLAIN PLAN - Reading and writing files using UTL packages - Loading data from text files using SQL*Loader - Oracle Scheduler - Differences between packages, procedures, snapshots, and synonyms

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    The document contains questions about various Oracle database concepts, features, and tools including: - Pragma, mutating triggers, materialized views, nested tables - Procedures for inserting data into tables - The DBMS_PIPE and DBMS_SHARED_POOL packages - Packages for sending emails (UTL_SMTP) and communicating with web servers (UTL_HTTP) - Tuning queries using hints and the EXPLAIN PLAN - Reading and writing files using UTL packages - Loading data from text files using SQL*Loader - Oracle Scheduler - Differences between packages, procedures, snapshots, and synonyms

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    The document contains questions about various Oracle database concepts, features, and tools including: - Pragma, mutating triggers, materialized views, nested tables - Procedures for inserting data into tables - The DBMS_PIPE and DBMS_SHARED_POOL packages - Packages for sending emails (UTL_SMTP) and communicating with web servers (UTL_HTTP) - Tuning queries using hints and the EXPLAIN PLAN - Reading and writing files using UTL packages - Loading data from text files using SQL*Loader - Oracle Scheduler - Differences between packages, procedures, snapshots, and synonyms

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    What is pragma? Mutating trigger? Material view? Nested tables examples? Dbms_shared_pool Write a procedure for inserting data into a table? Dbms_pipe? For sending and receiving Which package is used for sending mails? UTL_SMTP, UTL_TCP How do u tune a query? Using explain plan Diff b/w package and procedure? 2 programs o/p total? Name 5 hints to write a query? What are optimizer hints? Write steps to read or write a file? Parameter setup for util package? Init.ora Which oracle tool will u use to insert data from text file? Oracle job scheduler? Set feedback, set pagesize, break on UTL_HTTP is used for communicating with web server Diff b/w snapshot and synonym? Answers

    1. Pragma is a keyword in Oracle PL/SQL that is used to provide an instruction to the compiler. Pragmas are defined in the declarative section in PL/SQL. Ex: AUTONOMOUS_TRANSACTION, EXCEPTION_INIT 2.

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