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This query uses a WITH clause to generate a subquery called "alphabet" that selects a single column called "letter" containing each character from A to Z by using the chr() function to convert numbers 65 to 90 to characters and filtering with ROWNUM. The outer query then selects the letter column from the alphabet subquery to display the letters A to Z. Overall, this query demonstrates how to generate and return the letters A-Z in a single column using Oracle SQL functions and subqueries.
This query uses a WITH clause to generate a subquery called "alphabet" that selects a single column called "letter" containing each character from A to Z by using the chr() function to convert numbers 65 to 90 to characters and filtering with ROWNUM. The outer query then selects the letter column from the alphabet subquery to display the letters A to Z. Overall, this query demonstrates how to generate and return the letters A-Z in a single column using Oracle SQL functions and subqueries.
This query uses a WITH clause to generate a subquery called "alphabet" that selects a single column called "letter" containing each character from A to Z by using the chr() function to convert numbers 65 to 90 to characters and filtering with ROWNUM. The outer query then selects the letter column from the alphabet subquery to display the letters A to Z. Overall, this query demonstrates how to generate and return the letters A-Z in a single column using Oracle SQL functions and subqueries.