The trouble starts within the second procedure. If you try to run it like this you will find out that the bulk collect into EMP_TRD of type EMP_DIS cannot happen. declare str VARCHAR2(1000); EMP_TRD EMP_DIS; BEGIN STR:='select * from EMPLOYEE'; EXECUTE IMMEDIATE(STR) BULK COLLECT INTO EMP_TRD; END; If you run...
sql,database,oracle,oracle12c,nested-table
The range of subscripts for a nested table is 1..2**31 so you can have 2**31 elements in the collection. That limit hasn't changed since at least 8.1.6 though, of course, it might change in the future.
Would a negative margin be a good enough work around ? DEMO table tr:first-of-type table { margin:-1.6em 0 0;/* needs to be tuned to numbers of lines + border-spacing */ } <edit> okay, just seeing answers already given via class + j query </edit>...
oracle,plsql,oracle11g,nested-table
PL/SQL doesn't have references (but in one place we'll see later) so essentially what you're asking is impossible in PL/SQL. I don't see how that can be a problem, though. In your example x and y are two different variables that are having the same type (a nested table collection),...
First of all you should know, what is NESTED TABLE According to Oracle Doc Within the database, nested tables can be considered one-column database tables. Oracle stores the rows of a nested table in no particular order. But, when you retrieve the nested table into a PL/SQL variable, the rows...
html,css,twitter-bootstrap,html-table,nested-table
Try this: .table { height: 100% !important; } DEMO HERE...
I think your problem will be the context. You have $data all over your views but depending on the context, that $data will be different objects. As you move into nested foreach loops the value of $data will change to the object of the current loop. This is something that...
sql,oracle,plsql,associative-array,nested-table
Here is another difference which is not that commonly known. You can compare two nested tables with = or <> but associative array you cannot. DECLARE TYPE associative_array IS TABLE OF INTEGER INDEX BY PLS_INTEGER; a_var_associative_array associative_array; b_var_associative_array associative_array; TYPE nested_table IS TABLE OF INTEGER; a_var_nested_table nested_table := nested_table(1, 2,...
sql,oracle,collections,nested-table
Try this select t.ordid, t.supplier, t.requester, t.ordid, i.prodid, i.price from porder t, table(t.items) i You can read more about Table funciton in the official documentation....