A. DDL

B. AFTER AUDIT

C. BEFORE ANALYZE

D. SHUTDOWN

E. SERVERERROR

F. STARTUP

G. BEFORE GRANT

A. Implicit cursor returns only one record.

B. Explicit cursor can return more than one record.

C. %Isopen, %Rowtype, %Notfound, and %Found are the attributes of Explicit Cursor.

D. %Isopen, %Rowcount, %Notfound, and %Found are the attributes of Explicit Cursor.

E. %Isopen, %Type, %Notfound, and %Found are the attributes of Explicit Cursor.

F. %Isopen is always false in Explicit Cursor.

G. %Isopen is always false in Implicit Cursor.

A. They cannot include the WHEN clause.

B. They must be created in an enabled state.

C. They can be fired when a table is truncated.

D. They fire only when a DDL statement is executed by the owner of the trigger.

E. They can be fired either before or after a DDL statement executes.

F. They can be fired when a privilege is granted to a user.

G. They must be created in a disabled state.