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PL/SQL: Popular Reserved Words

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Perfect in PL/SQL is an art. To become this you need to understand top reserved words and their meanings. The below list is useful for your projects.


Top List of PL/SQL Reserved Words.. Before you start knowing reserved words, wait one moment. The reserved words all are similar to words that you use in normal SQL. ALL*DESC*ISOLATIONOUTSQLERRMALTER*DISTINCT*JAVAPACKAGESTART*AND*DOLEVEL*PARTITIONSTDDEVANY*DROP*LIKE*PCTFREE*SUBTYPEARRAYELSE*LIMITEDPLS_INTEGERSUCCESSFUL*AS*ELSIFLOCK*POSITIVESUMASC*ENDLONG*POSITIVENSYNONYM*AUTHIDEXCEPTIONLOOPPRAGMASYSDATE*AVGEXCLUSIVE*MAXPRIOR*TABLE*BEGINEXECUTEMINPRIVATETHEN*BETWEEN*EXISTS*MINUS*PROCEDURETIMEBINARY_INTEGEREXITMINUTEPUBLIC*TIMESTAMPINTEGEREXTENDSMLSLABEL*RAISE
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Top Tips You Need to Create Mobile Apps

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Before you start creating mobile applications, you need to understand two things. There are two mobile application types. Namely Native and Web applications.
Mobile applications are two types.Those are Native and Web applications. 
Mobile applications
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Native applications

  • Each mobile operating system you need to create one version. Native applications are platform dependent. The disadvantage is you need to create multiple versions.
  • Develop apps only on that platform
  • These apps not portable

Web applications

  1. The web applications are platform independent. They work for all mobile operating systems. These applications are browsable using any popular browsers.
  2. These apps are browsable from any popular web browsers

4 Top Mobile Platforms

  1. iOS 
  2. Android 
  3. Windows Phone 7 
  4. Blackberry OS 

4 Top Tablet Platforms

  1. iOS 
  2. Android 
  3. Blackberry OS 
  4. Windows 8

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