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    The document contains SQL statements to create two tables - STUDENT2 and PAYREGISTER - along with their respective primary keys. It also creates before insert triggers on each table to populate the primary key column with a sequence value from a corresponding sequence (STUDENT3_SEQ and PAYREGISTER_SEQ respectively) on row insertion. The triggers are then enabled.

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    The document contains SQL statements to create two tables - STUDENT2 and PAYREGISTER - along with their respective primary keys. It also creates before insert triggers on each table to populate the primary key column with a sequence value from a corresponding sequence (STUDENT3_SEQ and PAYREGISTER_SEQ respectively) on row insertion. The triggers are then enabled.

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    CREATE TABLE "STUDENT2"

    ( "ID" NUMBER,
    "NAME" VARCHAR2(4000),
    "COURSE" VARCHAR2(4000),
    "MOBILE" VARCHAR2(4000),
    "FEESUB" VARCHAR2(4000),
    "FEE" VARCHAR2(4000),
    "PAID" VARCHAR2(4000),
    "BALANCE" VARCHAR2(4000),
    "ADDRESS" VARCHAR2(4000),
    "FATHERNAME" VARCHAR2(4000),
    "MOTHERNAME" VARCHAR2(4000),
    "DATEOFBIRTH" VARCHAR2(4000),
    "QUALIFICATION" VARCHAR2(4000),
    "DATEOFJOINING" VARCHAR2(4000),
    "DESCRIPTION" VARCHAR2(4000),
    "TRAINER" VARCHAR2(4000),
    CONSTRAINT "STUDENT2_PK" PRIMARY KEY ("ID") ENABLE
    )
    /

    CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER "BI_STUDENT2"


    before insert on "STUDENT2"
    for each row
    begin
    select "STUDENT3_SEQ".nextval into :NEW.ID from dual;
    end;

    /
    ALTER TRIGGER "BI_STUDENT2" ENABLE
    /

    ----------------------------------------------------------------
    CREATE TABLE "PAYREGISTER"
    ( "ID" NUMBER,
    "USERNAME" VARCHAR2(4000),
    "USERPASS" VARCHAR2(4000),
    "BRANCH" VARCHAR2(4000),
    "DATEOFJOINING" VARCHAR2(4000),
    "DATEOFBIRTH" VARCHAR2(4000),
    "SALARY" VARCHAR2(4000),
    CONSTRAINT "PAYREGISTER_PK" PRIMARY KEY ("ID") ENABLE
    )
    /

    CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER "BI_PAYREGISTER"


    before insert on "PAYREGISTER"
    for each row
    begin
    select "PAYREGISTER_SEQ".nextval into :NEW.ID from dual;
    end;

    /
    ALTER TRIGGER "BI_PAYREGISTER" ENABLE
    /

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