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Jared,
<sarcasm>
What have you been drinking?? That is too much work, more typing. Nah ...
</sarcasm>
Okay, seriously, you should look at SQR reports that developers write here. Personally I don't like SQR, but hey I have written about 20 of them. In SQR our developers *love* the varchar2 variables ... so in 95% of the reports where dates are involved you will see code like
and to_char(table_column,'YYYYMMDD') = $in_date
and then they complain that "..this report has bee n working fince since I wrote it for 7.3, your stupid CBO suc*s, it won't use my index in table_column even though I am specifying an exact date.. blah blah".
FBI on this date column is not feasible as every developer has a favorite date format that they use.
Raj
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Wednesday, May 14, 2003 7:00 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Steve,
Why aren't the developers using table.column%type ?
Jared
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