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Ans. These are the tables that are created temporarily and are deleted once the Stored Procedure is complete.
For example - we may like to pull some info from a table and then do some operations on that data and then store the output in final output table. We can store the intermediary values in a temp table and once we have final output with us, we can just delete it.
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Q905. Does SQL allow null values ? Can we use it within Where clause ?
Ans. Yes , we can have null values for columns in SQL. Null value represent that the columns value is unknown or haven't been filled. Yes, We can use it within where clause to get the rows with null values.
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Ans. http protocol on its own is stateless. So it helps in identifying the relationship between multiple stateless request as they come from a single source.
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Ans. Session info in the request can be intercepted and hence a vulnerability. Cookie can be read and write by respective domain only and make sure that right session information is being passed by the client.
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Ans. No. It gives the error "Cannot Instantiate the type Calendar". Calendar is an abstract class and hence Calendar object should be instantiated using Calendar.getInstance().
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a. DateFormat df = DateFormat.getInstance(); b. DateFormat df = DateFormat.getDateInstance(); c. DateFormat df = DateFormat.getInstance(DateFormat.FULL); d. DateFormat df = DateFormat.getDateInstance(DateFormat.FULL);
Ans. The purpose of comparator interface is to compare objects of the same class to identify the sorting order. Sorted Collection Classes ( TreeSet, TreeMap ) have been designed such to look for this method to identify the sorting order, that is why class need to implement Comparator interface to qualify its objects to be part of Sorted Collections.
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Which of the following collection maintain its elements in Natural Sorted order ?
HashMap
TreeMap
LinkedHashMap
LinkedMap
Which method needs to be implemented if a class is implementing comparable interface ?
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compare
compareTo
compareEquals
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Q924. What is rule regarding overriding equals and hashCode method ?
Ans. It means that the type of variables are checked at compile time in Java.The main advantage here is that all kinds of checking can be done by the compiler and hence will reduce bugs.
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Ans. In First Case , Lock for the synchronized block will be received only if singleton == null whereas in second case every thread will acquire the lock before executing the code.
The problem of synchronization with singleton will only happen when the object has not be instantiated. Once instantiated , the check singleton == null will always generate true and the same object will be returned and hence no problem. First condition will make sure that synchronized access ( acquiring locks ) will only take place if the object has not been created so far.
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Ans. Yes, but the overloaded main methods without single String[] argument doesn't get any special status by the JVM. They are just another methods that needs to be called explicitly.
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Ans. 1. First level cache is enabled by default whereas Second level cache needs to be enabled explicitly.
2. First level Cache came with Hibernate 1.0 whereas Second level cache came with Hibernate 3.0.
3. First level Cache is Session specific whereas Second level cache is shared by sessions that is why First level cache is considered local and second level cache is considered global.
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