Question No. |
Answer |
Explanation |
---|---|---|
1 |
a and c |
The |
2 |
b |
External procedure support was introduced in Oracle 8. |
3 |
a |
The PL/SQL wrapper containing the call specification is dependent on the database library object. |
4 |
b |
The TNS service |
5 |
b |
The |
6 |
a |
Java programs are directly supported by Oracle and do not use the |
7 |
c |
The external function name is case sensitive. The PL/SQL wrapper must use it exactly in same case as specified in the external program. |
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Saurabh K. Gupta is a seasoned database technologist with extensive experience in designing high performance and highly available database applications. His technology focus has been centered around Oracle Database architecture, Oracle Cloud platform, Database In-Memory, Database Consolidation, Multitenant, Exadata, Big Data, and Hadoop. He has authored the first edition of this book. He is an active speaker at technical conferences from Oracle Technology Network, IOUG Collaborate'15, AIOUG Sangam, and Tech Days. Connect with him on his twitter handle (or SAURABHKG) or through his technical blog www.sbhoracle. wordpress.com, with comments, suggestions, and feedback regarding this book.
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