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Q1. 14) How to make relation of master and transaction table on forms...?
Master table should have a primary key which is used as a foreign key in the transaction table.
Create a primary key in the master table
Create a foreign key in the transaction table that references the primary key in the master table
Use the foreign key to link the two tables on forms
Q2. 10) Types of Triggers used in forms ? Explain level wise, and uses of that triggers on that level....
Triggers used in forms and their levels and uses.
Types of triggers: Pre-Form, Post-Form, Item, Validation, Navigation, Transaction
Pre-Form triggers execute before the form is displayed
Post-Form triggers execute after the form is closed
Item triggers execute when a user interacts with an item on the form
Validation triggers execute when a user enters data into an item
Navigation triggers execute when a user navigates between items on the form
Transaction triggers execute when a us...read more
Q3. 13) Exception Handling....Is it neccessory to write a exception in queries ?
Yes, exception handling is necessary in queries.
Exception handling helps to handle unexpected errors and prevent application crashes.
It also helps to provide meaningful error messages to the user.
In SQL, exceptions can be handled using the TRY-CATCH block.
In NoSQL databases, exceptions can be handled using error codes and messages.
Q4. 2) What is Delete and Truncate. Differentiate them....
Delete and Truncate are SQL commands used to remove data from a table, but they differ in their approach.
DELETE is a DML command that removes specific rows from a table based on a condition.
TRUNCATE is a DDL command that removes all the rows from a table and resets the identity of the table.
DELETE is slower than TRUNCATE as it logs the data changes, whereas TRUNCATE does not.
DELETE can be rolled back, but TRUNCATE cannot be rolled back.
DELETE can be used with a WHERE clause, ...read more
Q5. 12) What are the Set operators and their uses...?
Set operators are used to combine or compare sets in SQL.
UNION operator combines two sets and removes duplicates
INTERSECT operator returns only common elements in two sets
EXCEPT operator returns elements in one set but not in the other
ALL keyword can be used with set operators to include duplicates
Set operators can only be used with compatible data types
Q6. 6) What is the Packages, Index, Sequences...
Packages, Index, and Sequences are all related to data organization and management in programming.
Packages are collections of related classes and interfaces that are used to organize code.
Index is a data structure that allows for efficient searching and retrieval of data.
Sequences are ordered collections of elements that can be accessed by their position in the sequence.
Examples include the Java Collections Framework, which includes packages for organizing data structures lik...read more
Q7. 11) SQL function - types of single row function and group functions.. Explain it...
Single row functions operate on a single row and return one result per row. Group functions operate on a group of rows and return one result per group.
Single row functions include: numeric functions, character functions, date functions, conversion functions, and general functions.
Group functions include: AVG, COUNT, MAX, MIN, SUM.
Single row functions can be used in SELECT, WHERE, and ORDER BY clauses.
Group functions are used with the GROUP BY clause.
Examples of single row fun...read more
Q8. 5) What are the types of LOOPS ?
There are three types of loops: for, while, and do-while.
For loop: executes a block of code a fixed number of times.
While loop: executes a block of code as long as the condition is true.
Do-while loop: executes a block of code at least once, then repeats as long as the condition is true.
Q9. 1) Write a query of Sub Query .....
A subquery is a query nested inside another query. It is used to retrieve data from multiple tables or perform complex calculations.
A subquery is enclosed within parentheses and is usually placed within the WHERE or HAVING clause of the outer query.
The result of the subquery is used by the outer query to filter or manipulate the data.
Subqueries can be used to retrieve data from multiple tables, perform calculations, or compare values.
Examples of subqueries include finding the...read more
Q10. 4) Write a queries of PROCEDURE, FUNCTION, CURSOR...
Sample queries for PROCEDURE, FUNCTION, CURSOR
PROCEDURE: CREATE PROCEDURE get_employee_details AS SELECT * FROM employees;
FUNCTION: CREATE FUNCTION get_employee_count RETURN NUMBER IS count NUMBER; BEGIN SELECT COUNT(*) INTO count FROM employees; RETURN count; END;
CURSOR: DECLARE emp_cursor CURSOR FOR SELECT * FROM employees; OPEN emp_cursor; FETCH emp_cursor INTO emp_record; CLOSE emp_cursor;
Q11. 7) Difference between PROCEDURE & FUNCTION ?
Procedures do not return values while functions return values.
Procedures are used to perform an action while functions are used to calculate and return a value.
Functions can be used in expressions while procedures cannot.
Functions have a return type while procedures do not.
Functions can have input parameters and return values while procedures can only have input parameters.
Examples of functions include Math.max() and String.length() while examples of procedures include consol...read more
Q12. 15) Types of reports ?
Reports can be categorized into operational, analytical, and statutory reports.
Operational reports provide information on day-to-day activities.
Analytical reports provide insights into data trends and patterns.
Statutory reports are required by law and must be submitted to regulatory bodies.
Other types of reports include ad hoc reports, exception reports, and dashboards.
Q13. 8) Types of Canvas in forms
Canvas in forms can be of different types like HTML5 Canvas, SVG Canvas, and PDF Canvas.
HTML5 Canvas allows for drawing graphics using JavaScript
SVG Canvas is scalable and can be manipulated with CSS
PDF Canvas is used for generating PDF documents programmatically
Q14. 3) What is View...
A View is a user interface element that displays information or interacts with the user.
A View is a fundamental building block of Android UI.
It can be a button, text field, image, or any other interactive element.
Views can be arranged in a hierarchy to create complex UI layouts.
Each View has its own set of properties that can be customized, such as size, color, and behavior.
Q15. 9) Types of forms..
There are various types of forms used in software development.
Web Forms - used for collecting user input on a website
Windows Forms - used for creating desktop applications
Mobile Forms - used for creating mobile applications
Dialog Forms - used for displaying messages or alerts to the user
Modal Forms - used for capturing user input before allowing further interaction
Wizard Forms - used for guiding the user through a multi-step process
Q16. How to add one ArrayList object to another, which method is used to achieve this. Ans:- By using addAll() Method
The addAll() method is used to add all elements of one ArrayList to another.
Use the addAll() method to add all elements of one ArrayList to another
Syntax: list1.addAll(list2);
Example: ArrayList
list1 = new ArrayList<>(); list1.addAll(Arrays.asList(1, 2, 3));
Q17. What is Collection Framework?
Collection Framework is a unified architecture for representing and manipulating collections of objects in Java.
It provides interfaces (List, Set, Queue, etc.) and classes (ArrayList, HashSet, PriorityQueue, etc.) to store and manipulate groups of objects.
Collections can be easily sorted, searched, and iterated using methods provided by the Collection Framework.
Example: ArrayList is a class that implements the List interface and allows for dynamic resizing of the collection.
Q18. What is Diff Between constarints and triggers?
Constraints are rules enforced on data in a table, while triggers are actions performed in response to certain events.
Constraints ensure data integrity and consistency, while triggers automate actions based on specific events.
Constraints are defined at the time of table creation, while triggers are created separately.
Constraints can be used to enforce rules such as unique values, primary keys, and foreign keys, while triggers can be used to perform actions such as logging cha...read more
Q19. What is RestApi?
RestApi is a set of rules and conventions for building and interacting with web services using HTTP methods.
RestApi stands for Representational State Transfer Application Programming Interface.
It allows communication between different software systems over the internet.
RestApi uses standard HTTP methods like GET, POST, PUT, DELETE for data manipulation.
JSON or XML formats are commonly used for data exchange in RestApi.
Example: Twitter API allows developers to access and inter...read more
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