Oracle in a Nutshell

Index

A note on the digital index

A link in an index entry is displayed as the section title in which that entry appears. Because some sections have multiple index markers, it is not unusual for an entry to have several links to the same section. Clicking on any link will take you directly to the place in the text in which the marker appears.

Symbols

!= (exclaimation point equal sign), Delimiters, Simple Conditions

not equal to condition, Simple Conditions

PL/SQL delimiter, Delimiters

" (double quotes), PL/SQL delimiter, Delimiters

$ (dollar sign) numeric format element, Numeric Formats

% (percent sign), PL/SQL delimiter, Delimiters

' (aspostrophe), PL/SQL delimiter, Delimiters

( ) (parentheses), PL/SQL delimiter, Delimiters

* (asterisk), PL/SQL delimiter, Delimiters

*$ACCESS dynamic dictionary view, Locks and latches

*$ACTIVE_INSTANCES dynamic dictionary view, Oracle Parallel Server/Real Application Clusters

*$AQ dynamic dictionary view, Advanced Queuing

*$ARCHIVE dynamic dictionary view, Recovery

*$ARCHIVED_LOG dynamic dictionary view, Recovery

*$ARCHIVE_DEST dynamic dictionary view, Recovery

*$ARCHIVE_DEST_STATUS dynamic dictionary view, Recovery

*$ARCHIVE_GAP dynamic dictionary view, Recovery

*$BACKUP dynamic dictionary view, Recovery

*$BACKUP_CORRUPTION dynamic dictionary view, Recovery

*$BACKUP_DATAFILE dynamic dictionary view, Recovery

*$BACKUP_DEVICE dynamic dictionary view, Recovery

*$BACKUP_PIECE dynamic dictionary view, Recovery

*$BACKUP_REDOLOG dynamic dictionary view, Recovery

*$BACKUP_SET ...