The oracle11g server stores information about objects in the database, including information about constraints in the tables. <span>An </span>Oracle database is a set of files that store Oracle data in persistent disk storage.<span>A database </span>instance<span> is a set of memory structures that manage database files</span>.
SELECT TO_CHAR (Tutor Report.Month, 'MONTH') MONTH, Tutor Report.MatchID, Match History.MatchID, MatchHistory.Tutor.ID FROM Tutor Report, MatchID WHERE <span>Tutor Report.MatchID=Match History.MatchID AND NOT (TutorReport.Month=‘JULY’);</span>
Answer:
The new root will be 2.
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Explanation:
The binary tree is not properly presented (See attachment)
To answer this; first, we need to order the nodes of the tree in a pre-order traversal.
We use pre-order because the question says if something is removed from the left child.
So, the nodes in pre-order form is: 14, 2, 1, 5, 4, 16.
The root of the binary tree is 14 and if 14 is removed, the next is 2.
<em>Hence, the new root will be 2.</em>