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Oracle Database SQL

Oracle SQL: SELECT, filtering, sorting, single-row and group functions, joins, subqueries, set operators, DML, transactions, DDL, schema objects, privileges and the data dictionary.

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Questions
63
Scored · unscored
63 · 0
Time
120 min
Passing score
63 on 0–100
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  1. D1Relational concepts and retrieving data10 %9 concepts
  2. D2Restricting and sorting data10 %9 concepts
  3. D3Single-row functions and conversion15 %15 concepts
  4. D4Group functions9 %8 concepts
  5. D5Joining tables12 %11 concepts
  6. D6Subqueries and set operators14 %10 concepts
  7. D7DML and transactions10 %10 concepts
  8. D8DDL: tables, constraints and schema objects14 %13 concepts
  9. D9Access control, data dictionary and time zones6 %7 concepts

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  1. Domain 1: Relational concepts and retrieving data

    10 %

    Relational database concepts and ERDs; SELECT with arithmetic expressions, NULL values, the concatenation operator, literals, the alternative quote operator, DISTINCT and column aliases.

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  2. Domain 2: Restricting and sorting data

    10 %

    WHERE conditions, operator precedence, LIKE, IN, BETWEEN and IS NULL; ORDER BY with NULLS FIRST/LAST; the row limiting clause (FETCH FIRST, OFFSET, WITH TIES); substitution variables, DEFINE and VERIFY.

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  3. Domain 3: Single-row functions and conversion

    15 %

    Character, number (ROUND, TRUNC, MOD) and date functions, date arithmetic; TO_CHAR, TO_NUMBER and TO_DATE, implicit and explicit conversion; NVL, NVL2, NULLIF, COALESCE, CASE and DECODE; nesting functions.

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  4. Domain 4: Group functions

    9 %

    COUNT, SUM, AVG, MIN, MAX and NULL handling, DISTINCT in aggregates, GROUP BY, HAVING and nesting group functions.

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  5. Domain 5: Joining tables

    12 %

    Inner joins with USING, ON and NATURAL JOIN, non-equijoins, self-joins, LEFT, RIGHT and FULL OUTER JOIN, the Oracle (+) operator, Cartesian products and CROSS JOIN.

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  6. Domain 6: Subqueries and set operators

    14 %

    Single-row and multiple-row subqueries (IN, ANY, ALL, EXISTS), NOT IN with NULLs, correlated subqueries in UPDATE and DELETE; UNION, UNION ALL, INTERSECT and MINUS, column matching and ORDER BY in set operations.

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  7. Domain 7: DML and transactions

    10 %

    INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE and MERGE, multitable INSERT ALL and INSERT FIRST; COMMIT, ROLLBACK, SAVEPOINT, implicit commits, read consistency and locking.

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  8. Domain 8: DDL: tables, constraints and schema objects

    14 %

    CREATE TABLE and data types, ALTER TABLE, dropping and UNUSED columns, TRUNCATE, temporary and external tables, constraints; views; sequences, synonyms and indexes.

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  9. Domain 9: Access control, data dictionary and time zones

    6 %

    System and object privileges, roles, GRANT, REVOKE and WITH GRANT OPTION; USER_, ALL_ and DBA_ dictionary views; CURRENT_DATE, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, LOCALTIMESTAMP, TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE and INTERVAL types.

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Domain names and weights come from the official 1Z0-071 exam objectives (checked 2026-10-28). Always check it for the authoritative scope.

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Sample questions

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Sample 1Select one

An ERD shows that one department has many employees and each employee belongs to at most one department. How is this usually implemented?

  • AA DEPT_ID foreign key column in EMPLOYEES that refers to the DEPARTMENTS primary key
  • BA CHECK constraint on DEPARTMENTS
  • CAn EMP_ID column in DEPARTMENTS that lists all employees of the department in one value
  • DA third table is always required for every one-to-many relationship
Show answer & explanation

Correct: A. In a one-to-many relationship the foreign key goes on the 'many' side and refers to the primary key on the 'one' side.

Sample 2Select 2

Which TWO statements about a primary key are true? (Select TWO.)

  • AIt must be a single NUMBER column
  • BA table has at most one primary key
  • CIts values must be unique and not null
  • DIt allows one NULL value as long as all other values are unique
  • EIt must be the first column of the table
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Correct: B, C. A primary key uniquely identifies each row, implies NOT NULL, and each table can have only one (which may span several columns).

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