what is the command sequence for inserting a table
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The syntax for creating a sequence in Oracle is:
CREATE SEQUENCE SEQUENCE_NAME. [START WITH {Initial_Value}] ...
CREATE SEQUENCE SEQ_USER START WITH 5 INCREMENT BY 5;
INSERT INTO USER_TABLE VALUES (SEQ_USER.NEXTVAL, 'Washington', 'George'); ...
INSERT INTO NEW_USER VALUES (SEQ_USER.NEXTVAL, 'Adams', 'John
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The setup commands define global attributes, such as template type and output character set and program elements, such as sequencing and concatenation.
The setup commands are:
TEMPLATE TYPE Command
OUTPUT CHARACTER SET
Output Length Mode
NEW RECORD CHARACTER
INVALID CHARACTERS
REPLACE CHARACTERS
NUMBER THOUSANDS SEPARATOR
NUMBER DECIMAL SEPARATOR
DEFINE LEVEL
DEFINE SEQUENCE
DEFINE CONCATENATION
CASE CONVERSION
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