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——————————- ——– —- NAME NOT NULL VARCHAR2(30) TYPE VARCHAR2(12) LINE NOT NULL NUMBER TEXT VARCHAR2(4000) where type and name are the objects (stored procedure,table,view) name and type select type,name from user_source; *** Imp 57 Q > -Query record group, which is based on a SQL select statement. This provides a functionality similar to a database view,with two added benefits: The select statement that produces the record group can be dynamically created at runtime, and you dont need to add a view to the database. -NonQuery record group, which can also be created and populated dynamically at runtime but has no underlying select statement. – Static record group, whose structure and contents are defined at design time and cannot change as the application runs. Creating and modifying Record Groups Programmatically Two types of records groups can be created programmatically : query record groups and nonquery record groups and nonquery record groups. There are two

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——————————- ——– —- OWNER VARCHAR2(64) NAME VARCHAR2(1000) DB_LINK VARCHAR2(64) NAMESPACE VARCHAR2(15) TYPE VARCHAR2(24) SHARABLE_MEM NUMBER LOADS NUMBER EXECUTIONS NUMBER LOCKS NUMBER PINS NUMBER KEPT VARCHAR2(3)

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