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I know using PLS_INTEGER data types can make loop counters about 3x quicker than using NUMBER data type, however, the Oracle docs are not very clear on the limitations of using PLS_INTEGER data type. What are the limitations/issues involved besides the obvious one of same limitations as a long int in C. (integer only, max value around 2^31). Is there overhead in passing PLS_INTEGER to PL/SQL functions such as SUBSTR or MOD.
Are there any other issues one should be aware of?
Phil Bolduc
North Vancouver, Canada
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Received on Tue Dec 14 1999 - 01:52:29 CST
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