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Java Tutorial » Database » Oracle

20. 35. Oracle
	20. 35. 1.	Connect with Oracle's JDBC Thin Driver
	20. 35. 2.	Create an Oracle Table to Store Java Types (Using Statement Objects)
	20. 35. 3.	Execute Method
	20. 35. 4.	Rollback a transaction
	20. 35. 5.	Creating an Oracle Table to Store Java Types
	20. 35. 6.	Creating a Stored Procedure or Function in an Oracle Database
	20. 35. 7.	Create procedure myprocin with an IN parameter named x.
	20. 35. 8.	Create procedure myprocout with an OUT parameter named x
	20. 35. 9.	Create procedure myprocinout with an IN/OUT parameter named x; x is an IN parameter and an OUT parameter
	20. 35. 10.	Create a function named myfunc which returns a VARCHAR value; the function has no parameter
	20. 35. 11.	Create a function named myfuncin which returns a VARCHAR value; the function has an IN parameter named x
	20. 35. 12.	Create a function named myfuncout which returns a VARCHAR value;
	20. 35. 13.	Create a function named myfuncinout that returns a VARCHAR value
	20. 35. 14.	Creating an OBJECT Type in an Oracle Database
	20. 35. 15.	Inserting an OBJECT Value into an Oracle Table
	20. 35. 16.	Get list of stored procedure names
	20. 35. 17.	Store and retrieve an object from a table

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