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Sure. There are PL/SQL arrays (TYPE array_type IS TABLE
OF <TYPE> INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER), nested table
types (those without INDEX BY clause, declared as SQL
types with CREATE TYPE) and VARRAYs. Read about them
in SQL Reference, PL/SQL User's Guide and Application
Developer's Guide (Object-Relational Features.) Also research
bulk binding (FORALL and BULK COLLECT.)
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> I have to store many data (like point for example) and I would like to know
> if there is data type like array to call a stored procedure only once rather
> than X times where X is the number of data.
>
> Thanks
>
> Antoine
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