BLOB and CLOB are datatypes used to store large objects (LOBs) in databases. They are designed for handling large data, but each has a distinct p...
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Have you forgotten your Mac OS X MySQL root password and need to reset it? Don't worry—it happens to everyone. Follow these four simple steps to ...
Handling special characters such as %, _, and quotes in SQL LIKE queries can be challenging, but Oracle provides efficient ways to manage these s...
SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) offers a powerful way to modify your database tables, including adding an identity column to an existing tabl...
Factors to Consider for Compiling PL/SQL Programs PL/SQL programs in Oracle databases can be compiled in interpreted mode or native mode. The cho...
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Understanding SQL Query Result Cache The SQL Query Result Cache is a feature that improves query performance by storing query results in memory. ...
SQL injection remains a critical threat to database security. Oracle’s DBMS_ASSERT package is a powerful tool to prevent such attacks by validati...
12 Strategies to Prevent SQL Injection in PL/SQL APIs SQL injection is a common security risk in database applications. It occurs when malicious ...