Which one is the SQL*PLUS command...?
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jump
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run
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walk
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sleep
Reveal answer
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B
Correct answer
Explanation
The RUN command in SQL*Plus executes the SQL statements stored in the current buffer. It processes the SQL command and displays the output. The other options (jump, walk, sleep) are not valid SQL*Plus commands.
AI explanation
RUN is correct. In SQL*Plus, RUN (or the shorthand /) re-displays and executes the SQL statement or PL/SQL block currently held in the SQL buffer — it's a real, documented SQL*Plus command. 'jump', 'walk', and 'sleep' are not SQL*Plus commands at all; they're plausible-sounding but fabricated distractors with no defined meaning in the tool, so they can be eliminated immediately by anyone familiar with the actual SQL*Plus command set.