- Description: In an Oracle Database, a table is a structured collection of data organized into rows and columns. Each table has a unique name and serves as a fundamental unit of data storage.
- Structure: The table structure consists of columns (fields) that define the types of data stored, and rows (records) that represent individual entries in the table. Each column can store data of a specific datatype, such as numeric, character, or date.
- Purpose: Tables enable efficient data management and retrieval, allowing users to store related information in a structured manner. They are designed to support various operations, including querying, updating, and reporting.
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