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A new entry has been added to the "Archives" section of the "PL/SQL Pipeline"
a free internet club for Oracle PL/SQL developers worldwide. It is hosted by
PL/SQL author Steven Feuerstein and sponsored by RevealNet.
http://www.revealnet.com/pipeline.htm -------------------------------------Two-Dimensional Arrays By Steven Feuerstein You can use a PL/SQL table as an array, but only one that is single- dimensional. If you need to make use of the more common two-dimensional array, such as a 10-by-10 array composed of 100 cells, then a PL/SQL table alone won't do the trick. You can, however, build a layer of code that emulates a traditional N-by-M array based on the PL/SQL table data structure. The article in this archive entry explains how to build such a package and includes the text in it as well.
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