How do I find my database name?

How do I find my database name?

How to Find Out Your Oracle Database Name

1. Through V$DATABASE. SQL> select name from V$database; NAME ——— XE.
2. Through GLOBAL_NAME. GLOBAL_NAME has the default value of db_name + db_domain.
3. Through dbms_utility.get_parameter_value. The function get_parameter_value in dbms_utility returns the value of a given init.ora parameter.
4. Summary.

How do I find out what database a website is using?

One of the simplest ways for an attacker to determine what database is being used by an application would be to cause the application to error in some way with a database query. Then if error handling isn’t enabled within the application ( which often its not ) the database error will be shown.

What is a specific database?

Subject-specific databases focus on a single academic discipline or a group of related disciplines. While they cover more specific topics within their subject area, they do not include the broad range of topics common to general databases. Some examples of subject-specific databases are: Art Fulltext (art)

Do all library databases generate citations?

Most databases will produce citations for the articles that you find inside them. Sometimes you can generate a citation for each article as you find it. Sometimes you can create a list of articles you are interested in and have the database produce a list of citations like a bibliography.

Is Google Scholar a search engine?

Google Scholar is a Web search engine that specifically searches scholarly literature and academic resources.

How do I access EBSCOhost for free?

To Access EBSCOhost:

1. Go to library’s home page at www.esc.edu/library.
2. Click Article Databases.
3. Scroll down the alphabetical list and click on EBSCOhost.
4. Enter your college login and password.
5. That will take you to a page that lists and describes all the EBSCO databases.

How can I read papers for free?

7 Ways How to Download Research Papers for Free

1. Sci-Hub.
2. Library Genesis.
3. Unpaywall.
4. Directory of Open Access Journals.
5. Open Access Button.
6. ScienceOpen.
7. CORE.