SQL Server has three recovery models; simple, full, and bulk logged. Each database uses one of these settings.
Backup and restore operations occur within the context of the recovery model of the database
You can change the recovery model of a database by using the ALTER DATABASE statement along with the SET RECOVERY option.
In MariaDB, you can use the SUBSTRING_INDEX() function to return everything before or after a certain character (or characters) in a string.
You can use the following views to return a list of views in Oracle Database.
When using psql to run queries against PostgreSQL, we can use the \pset border and \pset linestyle commands to change the border of the table that displays our results.
In SQLite, we can query the sqlite_schema table to find out whether a given table exists.
Prior to SQLite version 3.33.0, this table was referred to as sqlite_master (it can still be referred to as such in subsequent releases for backwards compatibility).
When using SQLcl with Oracle Database, you can export your query results to a JSON file with the SPOOL command.
Here are four ways to check whether or not a table exists in a MariaDB database.