Title: Chapter 9 Managing Schema Objects
Course: RITA MC - ORACLE ADMINISTRATION I > Section: Unit 2 - Database Administration I

Data in an Oracle database is stored in tables. Constraints, applied to tables, are the
means whereby the database can implement some of the business rules defined by
your business analysts. Indexes are required for enforcing some constraints, and
necessary for performance reasons as well. Tables, constraints, and indexes are schema objects:
they cannot exist independently of the user to whom they belong.

Chapter 9 Learning Outcomes:

- How to Create and Modify Tables
- Ability to Manage Constraints
- How to Create Indexes
- How to Create and Use Temporary Tables

*Quizzes for Chapters 6 through 11 are all open until Exam 2 date.

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