To solve this question, the user needs to have some basic knowledge about SQL*Plus. This command starts a SQL*Plus script from the current directory.
Now, let's go through each option and explain why it is right or wrong:
A. It executes the DELACCOUNT PL/SQL routine. - This option is incorrect as START command is used to start a SQL script or a file and not a PL/SQL routine.
B. It runs the DELACCOUNT.SQL script file. - This option is correct as the START command is used to start a SQL script or a file. Here, the command START delaccount will run the DELACCOUNT.SQL script file.
C. It creates the DELACCOUNT file using the default file extension. - This option is incorrect as the START command is used to start an existing SQL script or file and not for creating a new file.
D. It invokes the editor to edit the contents of the DELACCOUNT file. - This option is incorrect as the START command is used to start an existing SQL script or file and not for invoking the editor to edit the contents of a file.
Therefore, the answer is:
The Answer is: B