Which three of the following methods make PL/SQL tables easier to use? (Choose three)
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EXISTS
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SUBSTR
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TRIM
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FLOOR
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COUNT
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UPPER
A,C,E
Correct answer
Explanation
EXISTS checks if a specific element exists in a PL/SQL table, preventing NO_DATA_FOUND exceptions. TRIM removes elements from the end of a PL/SQL table (not string trimming - it's a collection method). COUNT returns the number of elements in a PL/SQL table. These are built-in PL/SQL table methods that make manipulation easier. SUBSTR, FLOOR, and UPPER are general SQL/PL functions, not specific PL/SQL table methods.