August 2013
Intermediate to advanced
1472 pages
38h
English

In the preceding chapters, all of Oracle’s object-oriented programming (OOP) features shown share two characteristics: they are embedded objects, and they are column objects. An embedded object is one that is completely contained within another. For example, a nested table is contained within a table, so it is an embedded object. Although a nested table’s data is stored apart from the main table, its data can only be accessed via the main table. A column object is one that is represented as a column in a table. For example, a varying array is represented as a column in a table, so it is a column object. ...
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