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<happyardy_at_gmail.com> wrote in message
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: Hello All,
: I am trying to write an application for Student Transfer Articulation.
: I have 3 fields(1st one is a drop down menu for "Subject", 2nd one is a
: text field for "Course Number" and 3rd one is a drop down menu for
: "Year") to make up a row on my form. I am allowing a maximum of 10 rows
: on the form.
: I am planning to use PL/SQL tables to store the values that are entered
: on the form.
: Can someone let me know how I can do this ? I mean, how do I actually
: get the values from the form into the PL/SQL table and then retrieve
: those ? I have the front end ready and want to know how things would
: happen once I click on the "Submit Query" button.
: I am new to PL/SQL etc and hence the question.
: - Ardy
:
typically PL/SQL tables are temporary in-memory storage used in database packages or in Oracle's Forms and Reports developer tools...
what development tools are you using?
why do you want to use PL/SQL tables? where would the tables reside?
++ mcs Received on Sat Aug 05 2006 - 14:19:44 CDT
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