Click the Create button to complete the create table workflow and create the table.
You can copy the SQL into a file for later use when writing a re-runnable script. After defining all items about the table, you can see the SQL to create the IMAGE table and its constraints.Click the Next button to complete the create table workflow. After defining all check and unique key constraints, you can see them in the Constraints box.Click the /Add button to create any check or unique constraints as part of the create table workflow. You check a radio button for a check or unique constraint, and then you select the columns for the constraint’s key. After defining all the foreign key constraints, you can create check and unique constraints.After defining a second foreign key constraint, you see the following two foreign key constraints.Click the Add button to create a second foreign key constraint and complete the create table workflow. You repeat the steps from the prior steps to add another foreign key constraint. Then, you can define another foreign key column constraints. After defining a foreign key constraint, you can see the constraint that you created.Click the Add button to continue the create table workflow. You enter a foreign key constraint name, choose between a Disallow Delete, Cascade Delete, or Set Null on Delete rule, select the foreign key column, the foreign key’s referenced table and column. After defining the primary key constraint, you can define foreign key column constraints.Click the Next button to continue the create table workflow when you’ve defined the primary key constraint and any new sequence value for the primary key column. The example creates an IMAGE_PK primary key constraint on the IMAGE_ID column, and declares an IMAGE_SEQ sequence value. You also have the ability to not assign a primary key value or simply leave it unpopulated when inserting new rows. After defining the column names, you should choose whether the primary key will use a new sequence or an existing sequence.Click the Next button to continue the create table workflow when you’ve defined the columns. If you run out of entry rows, you can click the Add Column button to add new rows. After entering the column names, you should choose the data types, enter the scale and precision, and check the NOT NULL checkbox to make appropriate columns mandatory by applying NOT NULL database constraints.Click the Next button to continue the create table workflow. You should also check the Not Null checkbox when you want a column to be mandatory. Enter the column names, choose their data types and set the scale and precision. After clicking the Table hyperlink, you see the Create Table screen at the left.In our case, we click the Table hypertext to start the create table workflow. Click the type of database object that you want to create. After clicking the Create button, you see the screen at the left.Click the Create button to create a table. After clicking the Object Browser icon, you see the screen at the left.You click the Object Browser icon to create a database object. Clicking the SQL Workshop icon takes you to the second level menu.Click on the Object Browser icon to proceed. If you’ve got a static IP address for your instance, you can replace localhost with the IP address or hostname for the IP address. You start the process by accessing the Oracle Database 11g APEX, which you can access at by default on the server. They are the: Application Builder, SQL Workshop, Team Development, and Administration. After you login to the STUDENT workspace, you have four options.You start the process by accessing the Oracle Database 11g APEX, which you can access at by default on the server.Overall, Oracle APEX is a valuable tool to learn and master.
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You can find instructions on how to create your own STUDENT Workspace in this blog post. It shows you how to create a new table with the Object Browser tool. The following walks you through how you sign on to a STUDENT Workspace with Oracle’s APEX product.