To generate the DML (Data Manipulation Language) from an Oracle table in AbInitio, you can use the "m_db unload" command.
Option A) Using "m_db unload" command - This option is incorrect because the "m_db unload" command is used to unload data from a database table, not to generate the DML.
Option B) Using "m_db create dml" command - This option is incorrect because the "m_db create dml" command is not a valid command in AbInitio.
Option C) Using "m_db hosts" command - This option is correct because the "m_db hosts" command is used to generate the DML for an Oracle table in AbInitio. This command connects to the Oracle database and retrieves the table structure, including the data types and column definitions, which can be used to generate the DML.
Option D) Using "m_db gendml" command - This option is incorrect because the "m_db gendml" command is not a valid command in AbInitio.
The correct answer is C) Using "m_db hosts" command. This option is correct because it allows you to generate the DML from an Oracle table in AbInitio by connecting to the database and retrieving the table structure.