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Answer:
D. All of the above
Explanation:
When the laptop of the battery is low it shows a red light specifies that the battery of the laptop is low but the laptop charger is plugged into the Ac adapter still the power is not getting from the Ac adapter so we should check whether the AC adapter is properly connected to the laptop or not, whether the ac adapter is plugged to a live electric outlet or not or whether the DC jack is loose or not.
In overall, we have to check all the given conditions mentioned in the question
Answer: Unmanned Aircraft Systems
Explanation:
Explanation:
it can take up a great deal of time in class.
it can be distracting in the middle of a lecture.
it can cause the student to miss information.
After you use the create sequence statement to create a sequence, you can use the NEXTVAL pseudo column to get the next value in the sequence.
<h3 /><h3>How do you create a sequence?</h3>
- You must have the Create any sequence system privilege to create a sequence in another user's schema.
- Specify the schema that will hold the sequence.
- If you leave out schema, Oracle Database will create the sequence in your own schema. Name the sequence that will be created.
- Pseudo-columns allow selection, but you cannot edit, update, or remove their values.
- A pseudo-column is analogous to a function that does not accept any inputs. This section goes over the two pseudo-columns, CURRVAL and NEXTVAL.
- A pseudo column is a "column" that displays a value when a value is selected but is not one of the table's true columns.
- Two examples are SysDate and RowID. It is frequently used in tandem with the DUAL table.
- After you utilize the make sequence statement to make a sequence, you can utilize the NEXTVAL pseudo column to obtain the next value in the sequence.
To learn more about NEXTVAL, refer to:
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