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Hi Raj,
I tried that but without any luck.
I also tried using column%type when declaring the "type ... table of ...= collection object".
>From what I can see, the returning into only works if you use the values=
clause or if your insert as select only returns one record. In the latter=
case I could simply store into a variable and not a collection, or use=
seq_xxx.currval for subsequent operations.
Thanks for the suggestion though.
Alan
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On Behalf Of Raj Jamadagni
Sent: Wednesday, August 18, 2004 8:01 AM
To: oracle-l_at_freelists.org
Subject: Re: PL/SQL Question
Alan,
try with x column type as number instead of integer ... there is something=
about bulk collect and
implicit data type conversion in 817 ... can't think of it precisely.
Raj
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Best Regards
Raj
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