Which three are the correct definitions of the objects in the Oracle Applications database?
(Choose three.)
A.
Hybrid objects contain materialized view objects, and store and process data.
B.
Code objects contain index, PL/SQL package, and Java-stored procedure objects.
C.
Data objects contain table, index, and sequence and index-organized table objects.
D.
Hybrid objects contain PL/SQL package and Java-stored procedure, and process data objects.
E.
Code objects contain trigger, PL/SQL package, Java-stored procedure, synonym, and view
objects.
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Oracle Applications Database Objects
Oracle Applications stores data and some code in the Oracle database. Each Oracle
Applications product has its own set of database objects, and may share these objects with
other products.
Database objects can be divided into the following categories:
• Data objects – Used for storing and accessing business data. These objects include tables,
indexes, sequences, and index-organized tables.
• Code objects – Used to process the data. These objects include triggers, PL/SQL
packages, Java stored procedures, synonyms, and views.
• Hybrid objects – Used to both store and process data. Materialized views are an example
of hybrid objects.