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Thanks a lot for the effort,
In regard to the question what i asked i think it would have been much clear if i could have mentioned the oracle version and the purpose of doing it also.
Currently i use Oracle version 9 i ,
The reason why its a binary check sum is to hold a logical key to the position, if a accounting data refresh happens and a position doesnot change then we dont calculate or change other data accordingly hence we calculate a checksum for fields like accountid, price, date and other data in it which helps us to identify the position uniquely.
i will try with the follwoing and let you know regarding this "OWA_OPT_LOCK" is there any reason why oracle doesnot provide a binary_checksum function. may be the question is too much to think about all i want is to calculate the binary checsum at EOD.
Regards
Vinay
Received on Wed May 03 2006 - 07:14:06 CDT
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