The document discusses various SQL and PL/SQL concepts including creating views that join multiple tables, updating data through views, deleting views, joining views and tables, writing PL/SQL programs to check properties of numbers like even/odd/positive/negative, sorting numbers into small and large variables, retrieving single and multiple values from tables using PL/SQL, and creating a stored procedure to print the first 10 numbers.
The document discusses various SQL and PL/SQL concepts including creating views that join multiple tables, updating data through views, deleting views, joining views and tables, writing PL/SQL programs to check properties of numbers like even/odd/positive/negative, sorting numbers into small and large variables, retrieving single and multiple values from tables using PL/SQL, and creating a stored procedure to print the first 10 numbers.
The document discusses various SQL and PL/SQL concepts including creating views that join multiple tables, updating data through views, deleting views, joining views and tables, writing PL/SQL programs to check properties of numbers like even/odd/positive/negative, sorting numbers into small and large variables, retrieving single and multiple values from tables using PL/SQL, and creating a stored procedure to print the first 10 numbers.
3. Create a read-only view. 4. Update view definition to retrieve data from different tables. 5. Delete the view from schema. 6. Join views with tables. 7. Join a view with another view. 8. Write a pl/sql program to print welcome message on the console. 9. Pl/sql program to find the given number is even or odd. 10. Write a PL/SQL program to check whether a given number is positive, negative or zero. 11. Write a PL/SQL program to arrange the number of two variable in such a way that the small number will store in num_small variable and large number will store in num_large variable. 12. Retrieve a value from a table and store it in a variable using pl/sql block. 13. Retrieve multiple values from a table using pl/sql program. 14. Write a PL/SQL program to count number of employees in a specific department. 15. Create a stored procedure to print first 10 numbers.