nested-table

CREATE TYPE nums_list AS TABLE OF NUMBER; What is maximum possible rows count in oracle's nested table ? UPDATE CREATE TYPE nums_list AS TABLE OF NUMBER; CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION generate_series(from_n NUMBER, to_n NUMBER) RETURN nums_list AS ret_table nums_list := nums_list(); BEGIN FOR i IN from_n..to_n LOOP ret_table.EXTEND; ret_table(i) := i; END LOOP; RETURN ret_table; END; SELECT count(*) FROM TABLE ( generate_series(1,4555555) ); This gives error: ORA-22813 operand value exceeds system limits, Object or Collection value was too large Justin Cave The range of subscripts for a nested

I have an oracle table with nested tables in some of the columns. Now, I need to be able to update all the records in each nested table, in each of the records of the main table. How is this accomplished? Any of the ways that I've tried, I get errors about either not be able to perform updates on that view, or single row subquery returns more than one row. here's an example from to illustrate. I can run an update like this: UPDATE TABLE(select entity.name from entity where entity.uidn = 2) SET last = 'Decepticon', change_date = SYSDATE, change_user = USER WHERE first = 'Galvatron'; but in this

I want to write a Java program that will insert a row to a table that has a number of nested tables. Following that, I want to insert an unpredictable number of rows to each of these nested tables. There are lots of examples a PreparedStatement of this sort: new PreparedStatement("INSERT INTO CONTAINER_TBL (A, B, NESTED_TBL) VALUES ('X', 'Y', NESTED_TBL_TYPE(NESTED_ROW_TYPE('Q', 99), NESTED_ROW_TYPE('R', 999)) )"); This is fine if I know ahead of time how many nested rows I'll need to insert. But what if I don't? Pass a Java array as a collection: Oracle 12c Setup : CREATE USER test_user

I've got a stored procedure that has a couple parameters that are nested tables. CREATE TYPE FOO_ARRAY AS TABLE OF NUMBER; CREATE TYPE BAR_ARRAY AS TABLE OF INTEGER; CREATE PROCEDURE Blah( iFoos IN FOO_ARRAY, iBars IN BAR_ARRAY, oResults OUT SOMECURSORTYPE ) AS BEGIN OPEN oResults FOR SELECT * FROM SomeTable T JOIN TABLE(iFoos) foos ON foos.column_value = T.foo JOIN TABLE(iBars) bars ON bars.column_value = T.bar; END Using ODP.NET (Oracle.DataAccess.dll), is there a way to call this stored procedure and pass arrays into these parameters? The only way I've found to pass arrays is if the