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Oracle PL / SQL
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Object Oriented Database
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Object Table
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Crate table with object column
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Use a table alias and the name of the object
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Create table with user defined type as column
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Create a table with user define varray as column type
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Create a table with nested user defined type as column
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Object table: a table of type
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Use user-defined varray type as column type
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Nested table
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Create a table based on user-defined object only
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Implementation of many to many using object references
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Implementation of multiple inheritance relationship
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Implementation of one to many using object references
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Create table based on single data type
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Create table with nested types
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Create type and use it as table column
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One to one using object references
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Use user-defined type to combine query logic
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Create a new type and add it to a table
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Multilevel aggregation relationships using nested tables
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