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Hi,
Realise what happens if you are inserting/updating rows in a table and you are performing a query in the same time. The table is not in a definite state and the query therefore is not executable. The query result may depend on what your insert/update will change in the table.
To give this situation a name Oracle introduced the name: Mutating Table: a table in change.
You get into this situation with row level triggers on tables in which you access the same tables.
Read the manuals carefully and in any case experiment a lot! You'll figure it out.
Gerrit-Jan Linker
Developer of OraCodes, OraWeb, Oraxcel and OraSQL
http://members.aol.com/gjlinker
Received on Thu Mar 25 1999 - 11:41:36 CST
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