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    The document provides SQL commands for creating a student table with columns for student ID, name, and address, entering a row, modifying and deleting columns, renaming the table, dropping the table, and adding a primary key to the student ID column. It also shows commands for describing the table, purging the recycle bin, and dropping the recreated student table.

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    The document provides SQL commands for creating a student table with columns for student ID, name, and address, entering a row, modifying and deleting columns, renaming the table, dropping the table, and adding a primary key to the student ID column. It also shows commands for describing the table, purging the recycle bin, and dropping the recreated student table.

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    The document provides SQL commands for creating a student table with columns for student ID, name, and address, entering a row, modifying and deleting columns, renaming the table, dropping the table, and adding a primary key to the student ID column. It also shows commands for describing the table, purging the recycle bin, and dropping the recreated student table.

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    Table dropped.

    Create Table.

    SQL> create table student(student_id number,name varchar2(5),adress varchar2(30));

    SQL> select * from tab;

    Delete any row or un entered data

    SQL> purge recyclebin;

    SQL> select * from tab;

    Show table

    SQL> desc student;

    Enter a row

    SQL> alter table student


    2 add contact varchar2(20);

    Show table

    SQL> desc student;

    modify any column

    SQL> alter table student


    2 modify adress varchar2(40);

    Del any Column

    SQL> alter table student


    2 drop column contact;

    rename any tuple

    SQL> alter table student


    2* rename column adress to address

    Table rename

    SQL> rename student to student1;

    delete any table

    SQL> drop table student1;

    SQL> purge recyclebin;

    SQL> create table student(student_id number primary key,name varchar2(20),address


    varchar2(20));
    SQL> drop table student;

    SQL> create table student(student_id number,name varchar2(20));

    add primary Key

    SQL> alter table student


    2 add primary key(student_id);

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