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Database Programming with PL/SQL 2-


3: Recognizing Data Types
Practice Activities
Vocabulary
Identify the vocabulary word for each definition below:

Store large blocks of single-byte or fixed width multi-byte NCHAR data in


the database.
Hold values, called locators, that specify the location of large objects (such
as graphic images) that are stored out of line.

Hold a single value with no internal components.

Store large unstructured or structured binary objects.

Contain internal elements that are either scalar (record) or composite


(record and table)

Store large binary files outside of the database.

Hold values, called pointers, that point to a storage location.

A schema object with a name, attributes, and methods.

Store large blocks of character data in the database.

Try It / Solve It
1. In your own words, describe what a data type is and explain why it is important.

2. Identify the three data type categories covered in this course.

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3. Identify three data types covered in the Database Programming with SQL course.

4. What data type can be used in PL/SQL, but can’t be used to define a table column?

5. Which data type indicates a large data object that is stored outside of the database?

6. Identify the data type category (LOB, Scalar, or Composite) for each data type. Each category may be used
more than once.

Data Type Data Type Category

CLOB

VARCHAR2

BLOB

NUMBER

BFILE

TIMESTAMP

NCLOB

RECORD

PLS_INTEGER

LONG

TABLE

BOOLEAN

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7. Enter the data type category and the data type for each value. The first one has been done for you.

Value Data Type Category Data Type

‘Switzerland’ Scalar VARCHAR2

Text of a resume

100.20

A picture

1053

11-Jun-2016

‘Computer science is the


science of the 21st century.’

Index Last_name
1 'Newman'
2 'Raman'
3 'Han'

A movie

A sound byte

FALSE

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