A create-table statement with the attributes of ISBN, title, author, and publisher. The primary key is the ISBN attribute.

   
SQL>
SQL>   CREATE TABLE Book
  2    (isbn      VARCHAR2(10)  NOT NULL,
  3     title     VARCHAR2(100),
  4     author    VARCHAR2(100),
  5     publisher VARCHAR2(50),
  6     PRIMARY KEY (isbn));

Table created.

SQL>
SQL>  drop table book;

Table dropped.

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A create-table statement with the attributes of ISBN, title, author, and publisher. The primary key is the ISBN attribute. : Create Table « Table « Oracle PL / SQL

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