Re: PL/SQL Tables passed to C as arrays / Roundtrip

From: Basha & Michel DURAND <durand_at_fast.net>
Date: 1997/09/30
Message-ID: <34306942.E93430C_at_fast.net>#1/1

Chris,

Given the same requirements my first impulse was to look into a similar solution ( -> .C ). I finally resolved the problem using Oracle only, with DBMS_JOB, only one Oracle table and as many standalone procedures or functions that I wish to use for the calculations. Good luck
Michel

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> I am looking for advice on how to perform complex mathematical operations
> on entire columns of an Oracle database. The mathematical operations are beyond the scope of PL/SQL. I envision a scheme where I place the cChris Mitchell
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