How do you save in SQL?
Date: 1997/01/29
Message-ID: <854495526.29289_at_dejanews.com>#1/1
Hi, I am a beginner studying SQL databases in Oracle, and
running into little annoying problems. First, here is
the senario. To acess Oracle, I telnet from home to
my school Unix account. The problem is that my telnet
locks up every time without warning, and I have to close
the application. Therefore, all data is lost if not
saved. I was working on my first table and had some
rows of data entered. I tried to save it with the same
filename as I used when i created the table, but it would
not let allow me to do that. So I saved with a different
filename like wood2.sql. Then the telnet locked up. I close
and got back in, and was horrified to see that
when I did a select statement, it would not show any of the
rows of data I had entered. So what did I do wrong? How
can you view your saved files on Oracle? How can you
save the rows? Please help.
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