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Table Functions: 9i Feature Worth Revisiting (Part 2)

In part I of this series I showed a simple example of how table functions can be used to treat PL/SQL collection types as tables in a SQL query. We used a nested table collection type to which we manually added a few entries. In this example, I intend to show a more practical use of table functions using all three PL/SQL collection types: associative arrays, nested tables, and VARRAYs.

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Table Functions: 9i Feature Worth Revisiting (Part 1)

Yes, they’ve been around for a while, but if you haven’t made use of table functions lately you might want to reacquaint yourself with this old gem. Table functions allow you to query the contents of PL/SQL collection types using SQL’s TABLE operator. Here is a simple example.

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Hello, and thanks for visiting my blog! My name is Toby Marks, and I am a consultant with Enkitec, an Oracle partner headquartered in Dallas, Texas specializing in DBA services and Exadata implementations. I have worked as a developer-consultant for 15 years in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area. In this blog I hope to share some of my experiences, perspectives, and solutions to problems I have encountered at the various places I have worked.

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