How to drop more than one constraint at once (Oracle, SQL)

Question

I'm changing constraints in my database and I need to drop some of them. I know that for a single constraint, the command is following:

ALTER TABLE tblApplication DROP CONSTRAINT constraint1_name;

However, when I try

ALTER TABLE tblApplication DROP (
  CONSTRAINT constraint1_name,
  CONSTRAINT constraint2_name,
  CONSTRAINT constraint3_name
);

it doesn't work and I need to do:

ALTER TABLE tblApplication DROP CONSTRAINT constraint1_name;
ALTER TABLE tblApplication DROP CONSTRAINT constraint2_name;
ALTER TABLE tblApplication DROP CONSTRAINT constraint3_name;

Is there a way to remove more than one constraint in a single command? I'd like to avoid repeating ALTER TABLE tblApplication, just like with the ADD command:

ALTER TABLE tblApplication ADD (
  CONSTRAINT contraint1_name FOREIGN KEY ... ENABLE,
  CONSTRAINT contraint2_name FOREIGN KEY ... ENABLE,
  CONSTRAINT contraint3_name FOREIGN KEY ... ENABLE
);

Answer 1

Yes you can. You just need to repeat 'drop constraint' per constraint. e.g.

alter table t1
drop constraint fk1
drop constraint fk2
/

Edit: I tested this against Oracle 11, and it worked fine. Don't know about older versions.