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The SHOW option specifies when the value of show=y, the DDL within the export file is displayed. In Oracle, the SHOW option in the IMP (Import) command is not a valid or recognized option. The IMP command is typically used for importing data into an Oracle database, and it doesn’t have a SHOW option. If … Read more

The INDEXES option is used to determine whether indexes are imported. In Oracle, the INDEXES option in the IMP (Import) command is used to specify whether or not to import index definitions along with the data during the data import process. When you include the INDEXES option in the IMP command, Oracle will import both … Read more

The ROWS option indicates whether the table rows should be imported. In Oracle, the ROWS option in the IMP (Import) command is used to specify the number of rows to import. This option allows you to control the import process by specifying a limit on the number of rows that should be imported from the … Read more

GRANT is used to import object grants. It seems there might be a confusion in your question. The IMP command in Oracle is typically used for importing data into the database, and it doesn’t have a GRANT option. The GRANT command in Oracle is used to provide specific privileges to a user or a role … Read more

The main limitation of CHECK constraint is that the condition must be a Boolean expression evaluated using the values in the row being inserted or updated and can’t contain sub queries. In Oracle, CHECK constraints have certain limitations. Some of the notable limitations include: Complex Conditions: CHECK constraints can become complex and may be challenging … Read more