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Oracle 1Z0-148 Sample Questions:
Examine this PL/SQL block:
If PLSQL_CCFLAGS is set to:
'flag1:TRUE, flag2:2, flag3:NULL'
What is the result of submitting this PL/SQL block for execution with SERVEROUTPUT enabled?
Examine these statements:
1. A function with invoker's rights can be result cached by using both AUTHID CURRENT_USER and
RESULT_CACHE in its declaration.
2. A function with invoker's rights cannot be result cached because it may allow a user to retrieve data cached
by another user.
3. Results in the result cache for an invoker's rights function will be cached by the value of CURRENT_SCHEMA
in the invoking environment.
4. By default, declaring a function with RESULT_CACHE makes it an invoker's rights result cached function.
5. A function with invoker's rights can be result cached because the function result cache is created per user
for invoker's rights functions.
Identify the set of correct statements with respect to invoker's rights and function result caching.
Which two PL/SQL blocks give the output ''this is a test message''?
Examine this code:
Which two are valid correlations to the code to avoid or mitigate SQL Injection?
Examine this code (all compiled into schema HR):
Execute this code:
SET SERVEROUTPUT ON;
EXEC test_pkg.do_stuff
What is the correct output?
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