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Hello experts,
I have a very wide table. It contains more than 100 attributes. Now I want to build a mirrored table and then I want to find out the differences between the tables. This would be easy using the minus function and writing the different attributes in a third table, the difference table. Now I want to add two columns to the difference table, a timestamp and the information whether the row has to be inserted, updated or deleted from the mirrored table to get them equivalent. I need the difference information somewhere else, therefore I can not build a new mirror-table, but I have to manage the changings.
How can I write inserts like:
Insert into differences values (attribute1,...., attribute100, sysdate,
'insert');
when the attributelist contains more than 100 attributes. Running this on
Oracle 8 on NT, the worksheet can not manage insert-strings longer than 255
characters.
What is the solution for this?
Yours sincerely
Manfred Tischendorf (tischendorf_at_arkusa.de) Received on Tue Jul 27 1999 - 01:45:48 CDT
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