What command can you use to see the errors from a recently created view or stored procedure?
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SHOW MISTAKES;
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SHOW ERRORS;
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DISPLAY ERRORS;
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DISPLAY MISTAKES;
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None of the above.
The SHOW ERRORS (or SHOW ERR) command in SQL*Plus and SQL Developer displays the compilation errors associated with the most recently created or modified database object. Other options like SHOW MISTAKES are invalid SQL commands.
To answer this question, you need to understand how to view errors from a recently created view or stored procedure.
Option A) SHOW MISTAKES - This option is incorrect because there is no "SHOW MISTAKES" command in most database management systems.
Option B) SHOW ERRORS - This option is correct because the "SHOW ERRORS" command is commonly used to view the errors from a recently created view or stored procedure. This command displays the compilation errors that occurred during the creation of the object.
Option C) DISPLAY ERRORS - This option is incorrect because there is no "DISPLAY ERRORS" command in most database management systems.
Option D) DISPLAY MISTAKES - This option is incorrect because there is no "DISPLAY MISTAKES" command in most database management systems.
Therefore, the correct answer is B) SHOW ERRORS. This option is correct because it is commonly used to view the errors from a recently created view or stored procedure.