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Hi!
I haven't much experience with VARCHAR(??) myself, but there is something
fishy about using VARCHAR(??) rather than VARCHAR2(??). I believe Oracle
recommends that VARCHAR2 is used instead of VARCHAR because VARCHAR might
change in future versions of Oracle. Don't know the details, look up VARCHAR
vs. VARCHAR2.
Frank
> It was just an example. The effect is for ALL my tables.
> Lets say,
>
> Table Test
> {
> name varchar(20),
> age number;
> }
>
Received on Wed May 09 2001 - 16:35:06 CDT
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