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Which character is used to continue a statement in SQL*Plus?

  1. *

  2. /

  3. -

  4. --
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Explanation

In SQL*Plus, the hyphen character (-) at the end of a line indicates statement continuation. This allows you to break long SQL statements across multiple lines. The hyphen must be the last character on the line (before the newline). Other characters listed: * is a wildcard, / executes the previous buffer, and -- begins a comment (not a continuation character).

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