October 2004
Intermediate to advanced
896 pages
17h 29m
English
In Chapter 14 we discussed object-oriented programming and introduced object types and object instances. The focus of the chapter was on transient objects, or objects that exist only in the context of program execution. In this chapter we extend the objects discussion to persistent objects, or objects that exist after program execution, such as object tables and object views. You will also learn how to use DML and built-in functions with objects, and explore type evolution with persistent objects.
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