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Personal Oracle8i

Personal Oracle8i. Create a new user Create a new table Enter data into a new table Export & import data Start and exit SQL Plus SQL Plus Syntax. Create A New User - 1. Start Select Program Select Oracle-oracle8i_home Select Application Development Select Oracle8i Navigator

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Personal Oracle8i

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  1. Personal Oracle8i • Create a new user • Create a new table • Enter data into a new table • Export & import data • Start and exit SQL Plus • SQL Plus Syntax

  2. Create A New User - 1 • Start • Select Program • Select Oracle-oracle8i_home • Select Application Development • Select Oracle8i Navigator • Select Oracle8i Personal Edition • Select Local Database • Select User icon • Right click mouse • Select New

  3. Create A New User - 2 • Enter your name for the Name • Enter your password for the New • Enter your password again for the Confirm • Select Role/Privilege tab • Select Role • Select << • Select Privilege

  4. Create A New User - 3 • Select << • Select OK

  5. Create a New Table - 1 • Start • Select Program • Select Oracle oracle8i_home • Select Application Development • Select Oracle8i Navigator • Select Oracle8i Personal Edition • Select Local Database • Select Table icon • Right Click mouse • Select New

  6. Create a New Table - 2 • Select create table manually • Select OK • Select General tab • Enter Faculty for the Name • Select your name for the Owner • Select Design tab • Enter fid as first column name

  7. Create a New Table - 3 • Select number for fid type • Enter 4 as the size for fid • Make sure the can be null box is clear • Make sure the unique box is checked • Select fid as primary key for the table • Enter flname as second column name • Select char for flname type

  8. Create a New Table - 4 • Enter 10 for the size • Make sure the can be null box is clear • Make sure the unique box is clear • Enter ffname for the third column • Select char for the ffname type • Enter 10 for the size

  9. Create a New Table - 5 • Make sure the can be null box is clear • Make sure the unique box is clear • Enter locid as fourth column • Select number for the locid type • Enter 4 for the size • Make sure the can be null box is clear • Make sure the unique box is clear

  10. Create a New Table - 6 • Enter fphone for the fifth column • Select number for the fphone type • Enter 10 for the size • Make sure the can be null box is clear • Make sure the unique box is clear

  11. Create a New Table - 7 • Enter frank for the fifth column • Select char for the frank type • Enter 4 for the size • Make sure the can be null box is clear • Make sure the unique box is clear • Select OK

  12. Input Data Into A Table -1 • Start • Select Program • Select Oracle oracle8i_home • Select Application Development • Select Oracle8i Navigator • Select Oracle8i Personal Edition • Select Local Database • Select Table icon • Highlight and right click table named faculty

  13. Input Data Into A Table - 2 • Select Open • Enter the first record • Select the row label for row1 to select the row and right click • Select Insert after, a blank row appear under row 1 • Enter the second record

  14. Input Data Into A Table - 3 • Repeat the above processes until you finish entering data • Select close button (X icon in the upper right corner) • Select Yes to commit the data

  15. Export Data - Method 1 • Program • MS-DOS Prompt • Type exp user name/password (such as exp nancy/nancy) • Specify export file (such as a:extf1.dmp where a: is the drive) • Answer the questions to execute the expert program

  16. Import Data - Method 1 • Program • MS-DOS Prompt • Type imp user name/password (such as imp nancy/nancy) • Specify Import file name (such as a:extf1.dmp) • Answer the questions to execute the import program

  17. Start and Exit SQL Plus • Start SQL Plus • Start • Select Program • Select Oracle oracle8i_home • Select Application Development • Select SQL • Enter your name for User Name • Enter Enter your password for Password • Exit SQL Plus • Enter exit at SQL prompt

  18. SQL Plus Syntax - 1 • Use semicolon (;) to terminate a statement • SQL is not case-sensitive • SQL statement can be entered into several lines • Use comma (,) to separate attributes • Use a pair of single quotes (‘) for any character string

  19. SQL Plus Syntax - 2 • Use percentage sign (%) for a group of wildcard characters • Use underscore (_) for one wildcard character • Table name limited to 30 characters, no reserved word

  20. SQL Plus Syntax - 3 • Attribute name limited to 30 characters, no reserved word

  21. SQL Plus Statement Syntax - 1 • LIST - displays most current SQL statements from buffer • Line number - changes the current line number to the entered line number and shows the listed line number • LIST line number - show the indicated line number text

  22. SQL Plus Statement Syntax - 2 • CHANG/old text/new text/ - replaces an existing text string (old text) in the line with a new text string (new text) • DELETE - deletes the current line

  23. SQL Plus Statement Syntax - 3 • SAVE file name - saves the most current SQL statements to a file • GET file name - retrieves SQL statements from the file name • R or / - runs the most current statements • SPOOL - saves SQL statements, its query, and other results to a file • SPOOL file name • SPOOL OFF - terminates SPOOL

  24. SQL Plus SPOOL File - Menu • SPOOL file • Select File • Select Spool • Select Spool file • Type drive (such as a:) • Type file name (such as f1) • Select spool file (*.lst) • SPOOL off • File • Spool • Spool off

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