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Hi all,
It seems I've run into a problem of lack of flexibility in SQL itself. I'm no whiz, but I'd like to retain the flexibility that comes from using %TYPE where appropriate.
However, it seems I cannot use this in "create table" statements. "CREATE TABLE t_result_r35 (eqp_code mtf_equipment.eqp_code%TYPE)" just results in an "invalid character" error.
I'm executing this "immediately" in PL/SQL. In case there is no way to solve this in SQL directly, is there any way I can get the data type as a string value?
-- Victor Engmark Get Firefox (http://www.spreadfirefox.com/?q=affiliates&id=7135&t=67)!Received on Tue Nov 23 2004 - 09:18:58 CST
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