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Creating Objects in ORACLE

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Submitted on: 4/18/2005 2:37:09 PM
By: Md. Tanzim Saqib  
Level: Beginner
User Rating: By 2 Users
Compatibility: Oracle, Other
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     This code will teach you how you can create and use objects in ORACLE. First you have to create an object. After creating object put it into a table to use it. Then insert some data and query by the SELECT statement. See code for 100% clarification.
 
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drop type person_03_03666_1;
drop table stud_03_03666_1;
CREATE TYPE person_03_03666_1 AS OBJECT
	(
		first_name VARCHAR2(10),
		last_name VARCHAR2(10),
		age NUMBER(2),
		sex VARCHAR2(1),
		loc VARCHAR2(20)
	);
CREATE TABLE stud_03_03666_1
	(
		id VARCHAR2(10) PRIMARY KEY,
		stud person_03_03666_1,
		cgpa NUMBER(3,2)
	);
INSERT INTO stud_03_03666_1 (id, stud, cgpa)
VALUES ('03-03666-1', person_03_03666_1('Tanzim', 'Saqib', 20, 'M', 'Dhaka'), 3.90);
SELECT s.stud.cgpa FROM stud_03_03666_1 s WHERE s.id='03-03666-1';


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11/4/2005 6:52:49 AMindrajit

this example is something great people who are using type object. But it is not new...
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5/10/2006 10:57:22 AMKumaresh

good one
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