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I have developers that would like to use Oracle's nested tables capability.
I have not dealt with this before, so I was wondering if I could get
information from those that are using them.
How stable are nested tables? Are there issues I need to worry about? I will be using this in an Advanced Replication Environment. The manuals say they support replicating nested tables, but do they really?
Thanks,
Rick Stephenson
Oracle Database Administrator
Ovid Technologies, Inc.
rick_stephenson_at_ovid.com
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