JDBC and ORACLE
Date: 4 Oct 2001 10:42:49 -0700
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Hello,
we are making some test in our application.
One of the requirements is that we have to convert one oracle form to
java. I've looking for information about that, and I've reading past
notes in this forum. I've found some problems as data type compatibily
(records, tables, and boolean) and that "wrappers" are needed for
solving these problems.
I've found some problems with types defined in packages,too, so I have
to defined them as CREATE TYPE ......
1) I'd like to know if java could get types defined in packages, so
I've done something wrong or if this is not possible.
2) About "wrappers" , as all the tables we use are "nested tables" of
records. What should we use varrays (we don't know how many element
could have ¿?), objects, ......for doing the wrappers? Or is there
any other way of doing that?
3) May I have an example of a "wrapper" for a nested table of one
record (2,3.. fields)?????
3) Are there any other problems that I haven't realized yet?
Thanks in advance. Received on Thu Oct 04 2001 - 19:42:49 CEST