Ramesh
Ramesh

Reputation: 2403

Oracle Object Types

In my lectures I learnt about ORACLE OBJECT TYPES mentioning COLUMN OBJECT and ROW OBJECT. I don't find enough details in my lectures regarding the object types. I have googled a lot to find at least a article about these object types, but I was unable to find any article which mentions about COLUMN OBJECT and ROW OBJECT.

This may be a beginner question. Would anyone please explain or provide an article link?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 159

Answers (1)

Ychdziu
Ychdziu

Reputation: 445

Try this link Oracle types

And there is a perfect definition:

Row Objects and Column Objects

Objects that are stored in complete rows in object tables are called row objects. Objects that are stored as columns of a table in a larger row, or are attributes of other objects, are called column objects.

In common language, what it means, its naming the "sections" of the object. From left to right - row object, from top to bottom - column object. Nothing more. Focus on the types itself and their structures and practical usages.

Is it more clear now? Or you we need to elaborate more?

Upvotes: 2

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