There's a related post to this, but my question is slightly
different. I have noticed some odd behavior on tables where
there is a column of type LONG as the last column, then an
ALTER TABLE is performed to add a column after the LONG-type
column. Is this no-no documented anywhere? What is Oracle's
problem with this? If the solution is to export the table
and import it with the columns back in the right order, I'm
prepared to do it if I know it will restore normal behavior
to the table.
- TRW
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| Tim Witort || He is not silent. He is not |
| trw_at_medicalert.org || whispering. We are not quiet |
| || we are not listening. |
| Pin: TZ, only one :^( || - Out of the Grey |
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Received on Wed Mar 26 1997 - 00:00:00 CST
