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Oracle OpenWorld Unconference Session

Session Title :Oracle & Linux (insert correct title)
Time : 2-3pm
(insert correct time)
Date : Monday 12th
(insert correct date)
Location : Moscone West 3rd Floor Overlooks
Room A (insert correct room)

For the first time ever at Oracle OpenWorld (or any other major enterprise software industry conference), attendees will have the opportunity to directly participate by presenting their own session or workshop on a topic they're passionate about, in an informal, interactive setting.

Session Description: (insert session description)
Simply add your name and topic on the Unconference agenda whiteboard/wiki at the Moscone West 3rd Floor Overlooks. Speaking slots are limited to 2-6pm on Monday through Wednesday and 2-5pm on Thursday, so sign up early. Then show up at the appointed time and place with your laptop and presentation (projector and screen provided by us), and the floor is yours! Audience interaction and discussion are encouraged.


Related OpenWorld Content: (insert session description)
Simply add your name and topic on the Unconference agenda whiteboard/wiki at the Moscone West 3rd Floor Overlooks. Speaking slots are limited to 2-6pm on Monday through Wednesday and 2-5pm on Thursday, so sign up early.


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satyanan ABOUT DML COMMANDS 0 Oct 30 2009, 3:59 AM EDT by satyanan
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THE DML COMMADS ARE AS FOLLOWS
1.<INSERT>
2.<UPDATE>
3.<DELETE>
SO WE CAN USE THE FOLLOWING COMMANDS ARE AS FOLLOES AND BELOW GIVEN THEIR SYNTAXES:
1.<INSERT>:THE COMMAND IS USED FOR INSERTING ROWS INTO TABLE
SYNTAX:INSERT INTO <TABLENAME> VALUES (COLUMN1,---------------------COLUMNN);
EXAMPLE:INSERT INTO RAJESH VALUES('RAJSH',093);
2.<DELETE>:THE COMMAND IS USED FOR DELETE ALL ROWS OF ATABLE.
SYNTAX:DELETE FROM TABLENAME;
EX:DELETE FROM RAJESH;
3.UPDATE:THIS COMMAND IS USED FOR UPDATE YOUR TABLE.
SYNTAX:UPDATE <TABLENAME> SET COLUMNNAME= DATA;
EX:UPDATE RAJESH SET NAME=RAJA;
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