Require DML and DDL for basic tables

Hello,
I want to pursue my oracle certification within 2-3 months. Therefore, I am eager to create basic tables those would provide me holistic idea and basic practices before my real test. Could you provide me basic tables for example, employee table, department table, sales table etc.with DML and DDL details? I do create plethora of DB objects when I build systems for clients; however, additionally, I intend to practice concepts whatever I will acquire after going through oracle books before certification.
Thanks!

Here is the sample script i took it from HR & SH Schemas.
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DROP TABLE EMP;
DROP TABLE DEPT;
DROP TABLE BONUS;
DROP TABLE SALGRADE;
DROP TABLE DUMMY;
DROP TABLE ITEM;
DROP TABLE PRICE;
DROP TABLE PRODUCT;
DROP TABLE ORD;
DROP TABLE CUSTOMER;
DROP VIEW SALES;
DROP SEQUENCE ORDID;
DROP SEQUENCE CUSTID;
DROP SEQUENCE PRODID;
CREATE TABLE DEPT (
DEPTNO NUMBER(2) NOT NULL,
DNAME VARCHAR2(14),
LOC VARCHAR2(13),
CONSTRAINT DEPT_PRIMARY_KEY PRIMARY KEY (DEPTNO));
INSERT INTO DEPT VALUES (10,'ACCOUNTING','NEW YORK');
INSERT INTO DEPT VALUES (20,'RESEARCH','DALLAS');
INSERT INTO DEPT VALUES (30,'SALES','CHICAGO');
INSERT INTO DEPT VALUES (40,'OPERATIONS','BOSTON');
CREATE TABLE EMP (
EMPNO NUMBER(4) NOT NULL,
ENAME VARCHAR2(10),
JOB VARCHAR2(9),
MGR NUMBER(4) CONSTRAINT EMP_SELF_KEY REFERENCES EMP (EMPNO),
HIREDATE DATE,
SAL NUMBER(7,2),
COMM NUMBER(7,2),
DEPTNO NUMBER(2) NOT NULL,
CONSTRAINT EMP_FOREIGN_KEY FOREIGN KEY (DEPTNO) REFERENCES DEPT (DEPTNO),
CONSTRAINT EMP_PRIMARY_KEY PRIMARY KEY (EMPNO));
INSERT INTO EMP VALUES (7839,'KING','PRESIDENT',NULL,'17-NOV-81',5000,NULL,10);
INSERT INTO EMP VALUES (7698,'BLAKE','MANAGER',7839,'1-MAY-81',2850,NULL,30);
INSERT INTO EMP VALUES (7782,'CLARK','MANAGER',7839,'9-JUN-81',2450,NULL,10);
INSERT INTO EMP VALUES (7566,'JONES','MANAGER',7839,'2-APR-81',2975,NULL,20);
INSERT INTO EMP VALUES (7654,'MARTIN','SALESMAN',7698,'28-SEP-81',1250,1400,30);
INSERT INTO EMP VALUES (7499,'ALLEN','SALESMAN',7698,'20-FEB-81',1600,300,30);
INSERT INTO EMP VALUES (7844,'TURNER','SALESMAN',7698,'8-SEP-81',1500,0,30);
INSERT INTO EMP VALUES (7900,'JAMES','CLERK',7698,'3-DEC-81',950,NULL,30);
INSERT INTO EMP VALUES (7521,'WARD','SALESMAN',7698,'22-FEB-81',1250,500,30);
INSERT INTO EMP VALUES (7902,'FORD','ANALYST',7566,'3-DEC-81',3000,NULL,20);
INSERT INTO EMP VALUES (7369,'SMITH','CLERK',7902,'17-DEC-80',800,NULL,20);
INSERT INTO EMP VALUES (7788,'SCOTT','ANALYST',7566,'09-DEC-82',3000,NULL,20);
INSERT INTO EMP VALUES (7876,'ADAMS','CLERK',7788,'12-JAN-83',1100,NULL,20);
INSERT INTO EMP VALUES (7934,'MILLER','CLERK',7782,'23-JAN-82',1300,NULL,10);
CREATE TABLE BONUS (
ENAME VARCHAR2(10),
JOB CHAR(9),
SAL NUMBER,
COMM NUMBER);
CREATE TABLE SALGRADE (
GRADE NUMBER,
LOSAL NUMBER,
HISAL NUMBER);
INSERT INTO SALGRADE VALUES (1,700,1200);
INSERT INTO SALGRADE VALUES (2,1201,1400);
INSERT INTO SALGRADE VALUES (3,1401,2000);
INSERT INTO SALGRADE VALUES (4,2001,3000);
INSERT INTO SALGRADE VALUES (5,3001,9999);
CREATE TABLE DUMMY (
DUMMY NUMBER );
INSERT INTO DUMMY VALUES (0);
CREATE TABLE CUSTOMER (
CUSTID NUMBER (6) NOT NULL,
NAME VARCHAR2(45),
ADDRESS VARCHAR2(40),
CITY VARCHAR2(30),
STATE VARCHAR2(2),
ZIP VARCHAR2(9),
AREA NUMBER (3),
PHONE VARCHAR2(9),
REPID NUMBER (4) NOT NULL,
CREDITLIMIT NUMBER (9,2),
COMMENTS LONG,
CONSTRAINT CUSTOMER_PRIMARY_KEY PRIMARY KEY (CUSTID),
CONSTRAINT CUSTID_ZERO CHECK (CUSTID > 0));
CREATE TABLE ORD (
ORDID NUMBER (4) NOT NULL,
ORDERDATE DATE,
COMMPLAN VARCHAR2(1),
CUSTID NUMBER (6) NOT NULL,
SHIPDATE DATE,
TOTAL NUMBER (8,2) CONSTRAINT TOTAL_ZERO CHECK (TOTAL >= 0),
CONSTRAINT ORD_FOREIGN_KEY FOREIGN KEY (CUSTID) REFERENCES CUSTOMER (CUSTID),
CONSTRAINT ORD_PRIMARY_KEY PRIMARY KEY (ORDID));
CREATE TABLE ITEM (
ORDID NUMBER (4) NOT NULL,
ITEMID NUMBER (4) NOT NULL,
PRODID NUMBER (6),
ACTUALPRICE NUMBER (8,2),
QTY NUMBER (8),
ITEMTOT NUMBER (8,2),
CONSTRAINT ITEM_FOREIGN_KEY FOREIGN KEY (ORDID) REFERENCES ORD (ORDID),
CONSTRAINT ITEM_PRIMARY_KEY PRIMARY KEY (ORDID,ITEMID));
CREATE TABLE PRODUCT (
PRODID NUMBER (6) CONSTRAINT PRODUCT_PRIMARY_KEY PRIMARY KEY,
DESCRIP VARCHAR2(30));
CREATE TABLE PRICE (
PRODID NUMBER (6) NOT NULL,
STDPRICE NUMBER (8,2),
MINPRICE NUMBER (8,2),
STARTDATE DATE,
ENDDATE DATE);
INSERT INTO CUSTOMER (ZIP, STATE, REPID, PHONE, NAME, CUSTID, CREDITLIMIT,
CITY, AREA, ADDRESS, COMMENTS)
VALUES ('96711', 'CA', '7844', '598-6609',
'JOCKSPORTS',
'100', '5000', 'BELMONT', '415', '345 VIEWRIDGE',
'Very friendly people to work with -- sales rep likes to be called Mike.');
INSERT INTO CUSTOMER (ZIP, STATE, REPID, PHONE, NAME, CUSTID, CREDITLIMIT,
CITY, AREA, ADDRESS, COMMENTS)
VALUES ('94061', 'CA', '7521', '368-1223',
'TKB SPORT SHOP',
'101', '10000', 'REDWOOD CITY', '415', '490 BOLI RD.',
'Rep called 5/8 about change in order - contact shipping.');
INSERT INTO CUSTOMER (ZIP, STATE, REPID, PHONE, NAME, CUSTID, CREDITLIMIT,
CITY, AREA, ADDRESS, COMMENTS)
VALUES ('95133', 'CA', '7654', '644-3341',
'VOLLYRITE',
'102', '7000', 'BURLINGAME', '415', '9722 HAMILTON',
'Company doing heavy promotion beginning 10/89. Prepare for large orders during
winter.');
INSERT INTO CUSTOMER (ZIP, STATE, REPID, PHONE, NAME, CUSTID, CREDITLIMIT,
CITY, AREA, ADDRESS, COMMENTS)
VALUES ('97544', 'CA', '7521', '677-9312',
'JUST TENNIS',
'103', '3000', 'BURLINGAME', '415', 'HILLVIEW MALL',
'Contact rep about new line of tennis rackets.');
INSERT INTO CUSTOMER (ZIP, STATE, REPID, PHONE, NAME, CUSTID, CREDITLIMIT,
CITY, AREA, ADDRESS, COMMENTS)
VALUES ('93301', 'CA', '7499', '996-2323',
'EVERY MOUNTAIN',
'104', '10000', 'CUPERTINO', '408', '574 SURRY RD.',
'Customer with high market share (23%) due to aggressive advertising.');
INSERT INTO CUSTOMER (ZIP, STATE, REPID, PHONE, NAME, CUSTID, CREDITLIMIT,
CITY, AREA, ADDRESS, COMMENTS)
VALUES ('91003', 'CA', '7844', '376-9966',
'K + T SPORTS',
'105', '5000', 'SANTA CLARA', '408', '3476 EL PASEO',
'Tends to order large amounts of merchandise at once. Accounting is considering
raising their credit limit. Usually pays on time.');
INSERT INTO CUSTOMER (ZIP, STATE, REPID, PHONE, NAME, CUSTID, CREDITLIMIT,
CITY, AREA, ADDRESS, COMMENTS)
VALUES ('94301', 'CA', '7521', '364-9777',
'SHAPE UP',
'106', '6000', 'PALO ALTO', '415', '908 SEQUOIA',
'Support intensive. Orders small amounts (< 800) of merchandise at a time.');
INSERT INTO CUSTOMER (ZIP, STATE, REPID, PHONE, NAME, CUSTID, CREDITLIMIT,
CITY, AREA, ADDRESS, COMMENTS)
VALUES ('93301', 'CA', '7499', '967-4398',
'WOMENS SPORTS',
'107', '10000', 'SUNNYVALE', '408', 'VALCO VILLAGE',
'First sporting goods store geared exclusively towards women. Unusual promotion
al style and very willing to take chances towards new products!');
INSERT INTO CUSTOMER (ZIP, STATE, REPID, PHONE, NAME, CUSTID, CREDITLIMIT,
CITY, AREA, ADDRESS, COMMENTS)
VALUES ('55649', 'MN', '7844', '566-9123',
'NORTH WOODS HEALTH AND FITNESS SUPPLY CENTER',
'108', '8000', 'HIBBING', '612', '98 LONE PINE WAY', '');
INSERT INTO ORD (TOTAL, SHIPDATE, ORDID, ORDERDATE, CUSTID, COMMPLAN)
VALUES ('101.4', '08-JAN-87', '610', '07-JAN-87', '101', 'A');
INSERT INTO ORD (TOTAL, SHIPDATE, ORDID, ORDERDATE, CUSTID, COMMPLAN)
VALUES ('45', '11-JAN-87', '611', '11-JAN-87', '102', 'B');
INSERT INTO ORD (TOTAL, SHIPDATE, ORDID, ORDERDATE, CUSTID, COMMPLAN)
VALUES ('5860', '20-JAN-87', '612', '15-JAN-87', '104', 'C');
INSERT INTO ORD (TOTAL, SHIPDATE, ORDID, ORDERDATE, CUSTID, COMMPLAN)
VALUES ('2.4', '30-MAY-86', '601', '01-MAY-86', '106', 'A');
INSERT INTO ORD (TOTAL, SHIPDATE, ORDID, ORDERDATE, CUSTID, COMMPLAN)
VALUES ('56', '20-JUN-86', '602', '05-JUN-86', '102', 'B');
INSERT INTO ORD (TOTAL, SHIPDATE, ORDID, ORDERDATE, CUSTID, COMMPLAN)
VALUES ('698', '30-JUN-86', '604', '15-JUN-86', '106', 'A');
INSERT INTO ORD (TOTAL, SHIPDATE, ORDID, ORDERDATE, CUSTID, COMMPLAN)
VALUES ('8324', '30-JUL-86', '605', '14-JUL-86', '106', 'A');
INSERT INTO ORD (TOTAL, SHIPDATE, ORDID, ORDERDATE, CUSTID, COMMPLAN)
VALUES ('3.4', '30-JUL-86', '606', '14-JUL-86', '100', 'A');
INSERT INTO ORD (TOTAL, SHIPDATE, ORDID, ORDERDATE, CUSTID, COMMPLAN)
VALUES ('97.5', '15-AUG-86', '609', '01-AUG-86', '100', 'B');
INSERT INTO ORD (TOTAL, SHIPDATE, ORDID, ORDERDATE, CUSTID, COMMPLAN)
VALUES ('5.6', '18-JUL-86', '607', '18-JUL-86', '104', 'C');
INSERT INTO ORD (TOTAL, SHIPDATE, ORDID, ORDERDATE, CUSTID, COMMPLAN)
VALUES ('35.2', '25-JUL-86', '608', '25-JUL-86', '104', 'C');
INSERT INTO ORD (TOTAL, SHIPDATE, ORDID, ORDERDATE, CUSTID, COMMPLAN)
VALUES ('224', '05-JUN-86', '603', '05-JUN-86', '102', '');
INSERT INTO ORD (TOTAL, SHIPDATE, ORDID, ORDERDATE, CUSTID, COMMPLAN)
VALUES ('4450', '12-MAR-87', '620', '12-MAR-87', '100', '');
INSERT INTO ORD (TOTAL, SHIPDATE, ORDID, ORDERDATE, CUSTID, COMMPLAN)
VALUES ('6400', '01-FEB-87', '613', '01-FEB-87', '108', '');
INSERT INTO ORD (TOTAL, SHIPDATE, ORDID, ORDERDATE, CUSTID, COMMPLAN)
VALUES ('23940', '05-FEB-87', '614', '01-FEB-87', '102', '');
INSERT INTO ORD (TOTAL, SHIPDATE, ORDID, ORDERDATE, CUSTID, COMMPLAN)
VALUES ('764', '10-FEB-87', '616', '03-FEB-87', '103', '');
INSERT INTO ORD (TOTAL, SHIPDATE, ORDID, ORDERDATE, CUSTID, COMMPLAN)
VALUES ('1260', '04-FEB-87', '619', '22-FEB-87', '104', '');
INSERT INTO ORD (TOTAL, SHIPDATE, ORDID, ORDERDATE, CUSTID, COMMPLAN)
VALUES ('46370', '03-MAR-87', '617', '05-FEB-87', '105', '');
INSERT INTO ORD (TOTAL, SHIPDATE, ORDID, ORDERDATE, CUSTID, COMMPLAN)
VALUES ('710', '06-FEB-87', '615', '01-FEB-87', '107', '');
INSERT INTO ORD (TOTAL, SHIPDATE, ORDID, ORDERDATE, CUSTID, COMMPLAN)
VALUES ('3510.5', '06-MAR-87', '618', '15-FEB-87', '102', 'A');
INSERT INTO ORD (TOTAL, SHIPDATE, ORDID, ORDERDATE, CUSTID, COMMPLAN)
VALUES ('730', '01-JAN-87', '621', '15-MAR-87', '100', 'A');
INSERT INTO ITEM (QTY, PRODID, ORDID, ITEMTOT, ITEMID, ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('1', '100890', '610', '58', '3', '58');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ( '1', '100861', '611', '45', '1', '45');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ( '100', '100860', '612', '3000', '1', '30');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ( '1', '200376', '601', '2.4', '1', '2.4');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ( '20', '100870', '602', '56', '1', '2.8');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ( '3', '100890', '604', '174', '1', '58');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ( '2', '100861', '604', '84', '2', '42');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ( '10', '100860', '604', '440', '3', '44');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ( '4', '100860', '603', '224', '2', '56');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ( '1', '100860', '610', '35', '1', '35');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ( '3', '100870', '610', '8.4', '2', '2.8');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ( '200', '200376', '613', '440', '4', '2.2');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ( '444', '100860', '614', '15540', '1', '35');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ( '1000', '100870', '614', '2800', '2', '2.8');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ( '20', '100861', '612', '810', '2', '40.5');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('150', '101863', '612', '1500', '3', '10');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('10', '100860', '620', '350', '1', '35');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('1000', '200376', '620', '2400', '2', '2.4');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('500', '102130', '620', '1700', '3', '3.4');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ( '100', '100871', '613', '560', '1', '5.6');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('200', '101860', '613', '4800', '2', '24');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('150', '200380', '613', '600', '3', '4');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('100', '102130', '619', '340', '3', '3.4');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('50', '100860', '617', '1750', '1', '35');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('100', '100861', '617', '4500', '2', '45');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('1000', '100871', '614', '5600', '3', '5.6');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('10', '100861', '616', '450', '1', '45');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('50', '100870', '616', '140', '2', '2.8');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('2', '100890', '616', '116', '3', '58');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('10', '102130', '616', '34', '4', '3.4');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('10', '200376' , '616', '24', '5', '2.4');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('100', '200380', '619', '400', '1', '4');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('100', '200376', '619', '240', '2', '2.4');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('4', '100861', '615', '180', '1', '45');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('1', '100871', '607', '5.6', '1', '5.6');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('100', '100870', '615', '280', '2', '2.8');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('500', '100870', '617', '1400', '3', '2.8');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('500', '100871', '617', '2800', '4', '5.6');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('500', '100890', '617', '29000', '5', '58');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('100', '101860', '617', '2400', '6', '24');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('200', '101863', '617', '2500', '7', '12.5');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('100', '102130', '617', '340', '8', '3.4');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('200', '200376', '617', '480', '9', '2.4');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('300', '200380', '617', '1200', '10', '4');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('5', '100870', '609', '12.5', '2', '2.5');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('1', '100890', '609', '50', '3', '50');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('23', '100860', '618', '805', '1', '35');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('50', '100861', '618', '2255.5', '2', '45.11');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('10', '100870', '618', '450', '3', '45');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('10', '100861', '621', '450', '1', '45');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('100', '100870', '621', '280', '2', '2.8');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('50', '100871', '615', '250', '3', '5');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('1', '101860', '608', '24', '1', '24');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('2', '100871', '608', '11.2', '2', '5.6');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('1', '100861', '609', '35', '1', '35');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('1', '102130', '606', '3.4', '1', '3.4');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('100', '100861', '605', '4500', '1', '45');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('500', '100870', '605', '1400', '2', '2.8');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('5', '100890', '605', '290', '3', '58');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('50', '101860', '605', '1200', '4', '24');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('100', '101863', '605', '900', '5', '9');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('10', '102130', '605', '34', '6', '3.4');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('100', '100871', '612', '550', '4', '5.5');
INSERT INTO ITEM ( QTY , PRODID , ORDID , ITEMTOT , ITEMID , ACTUALPRICE)
VALUES ('50', '100871', '619', '280', '4', '5.6');
INSERT INTO PRICE (STDPRICE, STARTDATE, PRODID, MINPRICE, ENDDATE)
VALUES ('4.8', '01-JAN-85', '100871', '3.2', '01-DEC-85');
INSERT INTO PRICE (STDPRICE, STARTDATE, PRODID, MINPRICE, ENDDATE)
VALUES ('58', '01-JAN-85', '100890', '46.4', '');
INSERT INTO PRICE (STDPRICE, STARTDATE, PRODID, MINPRICE, ENDDATE)
VALUES ('54', '01-JUN-84', '100890', '40.5', '31-MAY-84');
INSERT INTO PRICE (STDPRICE, STARTDATE, PRODID, MINPRICE, ENDDATE)
VALUES ('35', '01-JUN-86', '100860', '28', '');
INSERT INTO PRICE (STDPRICE, STARTDATE, PRODID, MINPRICE, ENDDATE)
VALUES ('32', '01-JAN-86', '100860', '25.6', '31-MAY-86');
INSERT INTO PRICE (STDPRICE, STARTDATE, PRODID, MINPRICE, ENDDATE)
VALUES ('30', '01-JAN-85', '100860', '24', '31-DEC-85');
INSERT INTO PRICE (STDPRICE, STARTDATE, PRODID, MINPRICE, ENDDATE)
VALUES ('45', '01-JUN-86', '100861', '36', '');
INSERT INTO PRICE (STDPRICE, STARTDATE, PRODID, MINPRICE, ENDDATE)
VALUES ('42', '01-JAN-86', '100861', '33.6', '31-MAY-86');
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NOCACHE;
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insert into "EPACS"."COLUMN_COUNTS"("TABLE_NM","TABLE_ROW_QTY","COLUMN_NM","COLU
MN_QTY","LAST_UPDATE") values ('TEST1','99','TEST2','88','09-OCT-13');
2013/10/09 14:05:09 ORACLE
INSERT
insert into "EPACS"."COLUMN_COUNTS"("TABLE_NM","TABLE_ROW_QTY","COLUMN_NM","COLU
MN_QTY","LAST_UPDATE") values ('TEST3','77','TEST4','66','09-OCT-13');
####### AND IT FIND THE CREATE FOR THE ORACLE.LOGMNRAFTER TABLE ########
2013/10/09 14:06:11 ORACLE
DDL
CREATE TABLE LOGMNRAFTER (COL1 VARCHAR2(100));
###### BOTH TABLES ARE "LOGGING" AND LIVE IN THE SAME TABLESPACE ######
###### LOGGING IS FORCED AT THE DATABASE LEVEL ####
SQL> select force_logging from v$database;
YES
SQL> select owner,table_name,logging
2 from dba_tables where owner in ('EPACS','ORACLE')
3 and table_name in('COLUMN_COUNTS','LOGMNR1');
EPACS COLUMN_COUNTS YES
ORACLE LOGMNR1 YES
SQL> SPOOL OFF

Nither the table showing only DDL nor the table showing DML have supplemental logging.
thanks.
select count(*) from ALL_LOG_GROUPS
 where LOG_GROUP_TYPE='ALL COLUMN LOGGING' and OWNER='ORACLE' and table_name='LMTEST1'
SQL> /
COUNT(*)
 0
 select count(*) from ALL_LOG_GROUPS
 where LOG_GROUP_TYPE='ALL COLUMN LOGGING' and OWNER='EPACS' and table_name='COLUMN_COUNTS'
COUNT(*)
 0
Message was edited by: user12156890
apparently this is an issue with the database configuration and not log miner. I ran the same test against the prodcution database and got both the DDL and DML. I used exactly the same test script including the logminer "setup" , obviously changing the name of the log files and the name of a directory.

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More specifically, what I am going to do is this: I have a graph consisting of source, destination and distance triplets in a table. A user should now be able to
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is
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select
 source,
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from graph
cursor edge_cur is
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 source,
 destination,
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 edge_geom
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 insert into
 graph
 ID,
 GRAPH,
 SOURCE,
 DESTINATION,
 DISTANCE,
 SOURCE_GEOM,
 DESTINATION_GEOM,
 EDGE_GEOM
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 graph_in, --graph
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 --new_node-->edge.source and vice versa
 insert into
 gl_graph
 ID,
 GRAPH,
 SOURCE,
 DESTINATION,
 DISTANCE,
 SOURCE_GEOM,
 DESTINATION_GEOM,
 EDGE_GEOM
 values
 graph_id_seq.nextval, --id
 graph_in, --graph
 edge_rec.source, -- source morton key
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 edge_rec.source_geom, -- source geom
 node_in, -- dest geom
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end loop
return(morton(node_in.sdo_point.x, node_in.sdo_point.y));
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is
source number;
destination number;
source_geom mdsys.sdo_geometry;
destination_geom mdsys.sdo_geometry;
begin
source := insert_new_node(get_firstvertex(line_in), graph_in);
destination := insert_new_node(get_lastvertex(line_in), graph_in);
-- source := insert_new_node(get_firstvertex(line_in), graph_in);
-- destination := insert_new_node(get_lastvertex(line_in), graph_in);
return(get_path_geom(source, destination)); --returns a geometry which is the shortest path between source and destination
end get_path;; and I think, I have to use automous transaction in the inner function, so that the outer function can see any change performed by the inner one. However, this only works, when I call the inner function twice (i.e. remove the comment signs in front of the last two lines of code right before the return statement in the outer function.
So here's my questions: 1.) Why do I have to call the function twice to see the transaction complete? and 2.) How can I avoid that? Is there a way to wait with the execution of the return statement in the inner function until the insert is committed and can be seen by the outer function?
Cheers!

Tanks, everybody, for your replies! Let me go through them one by one
smon asked: if you remove the pragma statement, does it work then?No, it does not, at least not, if I call the function from the outer function. In this case the insert statements in the inner function are not committed.
If I call the inner function like thisDECLARE
NODE_IN SDO_GEOMETRY;
GRAPH_IN NUMBER;
v_Return NUMBER;
BEGIN
NODE_IN := MDSYS.SDO_GEOMETRY(2001,<srid>,MDSYS.SDO_POINT_TYPE(<x>,<y>,<z>),NULL,NULL);
GRAPH_IN := 3;
v_Return := INSERT_NEW_NODE(
 NODE_IN => NODE_IN,
 GRAPH_IN => GRAPH_IN
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('v_Return = ' || v_Return);
:v_Return := v_Return;
END;, it works without autonomous transaction, but then again like this I do not use the handle to access the newly inserted data immediately to perform some other task with it.
sb92075 said:COMMIT inside LOOP is sub-optimal implementation (increases elapsed time) & can result in ORA-01555 error.Thanks, that was very helpful; I changed my code to commit outside of the loop, just before the return statement and it performs a lot faster now.
user1983440, regarding my statement I think, I have to use automous transaction in the inner function, so that the outer function can see any change performed by the inner one. asked: Are you certain that this is true? No, anything but certain. I should have said "It +seems+, I have to use autonomous transaction". I wish it would work without autonomous transaction, I think it actually should and I wonder why it does not. However, if I do not use autonomous transaction, the outer function seems to try to access the data that I have inserted in the inner function before it is committed, throws a no-data-found-exception, hence a rollback is performed.
davidp 2 said:The outer function will see whatever the inner function has done, without commit or autonomous transaction [...] In PL/SQL, the default commit is COMMIT WRITE NOWAIT, which I think does mean the transaction might not be instantly visible to the outside transaction, because the call returns before the commit really finishes. Yes, that is my notion, too. However, without autonomous transaction the inner function completes without error, then the outer uses the handles returned by the inner function to call the function get_path_geom() which cannot find the handles in the graph-table which raises an exception and causes a rollback.
Let me summarize: The inner function completes fine, without and with autonomous transaction and returns the handle. The inner function commits, if called directly, without and (of course) with autonomous transaction. The outer function does not see the data inserted by the inner function immediately, whether without or with autonomous transaction. If I let the outer function call the inner function twice (4 times, to be specific, but twice for each newly inserted row) from the outer function and do not use autonomous transaction, I get a no-data-found exception. If I let the outer function call the inner function twice and do use autonomous transaction, it works.
I agree with everything that was said about not using autonomous transaction in this case and I still want to solve this the right way. Any ideas are welcome!

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