Computers and Technology, 17.03.2020 04:42, knela

Which statement describes a feature of Oracle sequences? Oracle sequences generate a character string that can be assigned to tables. Oracle sequences are tied to columns and tables. An Oracle sequence uses the identity column property to automatically number rows. Dropping a sequence does not delete values assigned to table attributes; it deletes only the sequence object from the database.

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