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Oracle PL / SQL » Object Oriented Database » Object Table

Use user-defined varray type as column type


   

SQL> create type myArrayType

  2  as varray(10) of number(12,2)

  3  /



Type created.



SQL>

SQL> create table t

  2  ( x int primary key, y myArrayType )

  3  /



Table created.



SQL>

SQL> drop table t;



Table dropped.



SQL> drop type myArrayType;



Type dropped.



SQL>

SQL>

SQL> --

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