B) data type. C) SQL. D) DB layout. 2b) All of the following are objectives when selecting a data type EXCEPT: A) represent all possible values. B) improve data integrity. C) support all data manipulations. D) use a lot of storage space. 2c) All of the following are valid datatypes in Oracle 12c EXCEPT: A) VARCHAR2. B) BOOLEAN. C) BLOB.

B) data type. C) SQL. D) DB layout. 2b) All of the following are objectives when selecting a data type EXCEPT: A) represent all possible values. B) improve data integrity. C) support all data manipulations. D) use a lot of storage space. 2c) All of the following are valid datatypes in Oracle 12c EXCEPT: A) VARCHAR2. B) BOOLEAN. C) BLOB.

Fundamentals of Information Systems

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ISBN:9781305082168

Author:Ralph Stair, George Reynolds

Publisher:Ralph Stair, George Reynolds

Chapter3: Database Systems And Applications

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