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Home -> Community -> Usenet -> c.d.o.misc -> Re: Bypassing Rowid?
Maybe rowid in a 'crappy' (cheeky grin) MS application is structured
different than an oracle rowid.
A RowID in an oracle data holds so much data such as disk locations etc
which is useful internally and its not recomended to me messing with it.
M
Jerra wrote in message <373EB757.A0C1E988_at_consilia.com>...
>I mixed RowId with Autonumber/Identity (MS DB's) (-;
>All the best!
>/Jerra
>
>Jerra wrote:
>
>> I thought that by loading data with sql*loader you bypassed all triggers
>> and rowid etc, just stuffing the database with bulk-data.
>> Apparently it's not. So how do I do? I want to insert data in RowId
>> columns . Oracle does not like that naturally, but there must be a way
>> to do it.
>>
>> Any help greatly appreciated!
>> Regards
>> Jerra
>
Received on Mon May 17 1999 - 03:25:09 CDT
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