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Question:  Is there any syntactical diff bet Oracle 9i & 10g

Answer: Is there any syntactical diff between Oracle 9i & 10g or any change in which the Queries are used....It uses SQL isn't it?


July 07, 2008 10:26:42 #1
 meghnshah   Member Since: July 2008    Total Comments: 1 

RE: Is there any syntactical diff bet Oracle 9i & 10g
 
In oracle 10g we have new datatype called binary double and binary float. 10 g also has collection api, which allows us to use procedures and funtion with collections. In Oracle 10g external procedures can also be called.
     

 

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