APEX_APPLICATION. G_F0x tables in the query

Hello

Is it possible to use APEX_APPLICATION. G_F0x tables in the query and select it at the table?

I like to select values from table bunch I have on the table.
Of course I can loop table, but I like to select at once as
SELECT e.*
FROM emp e
WHERE EXISTS(
  SELECT 1
  FROM TABLE(APEX_APPLICATION.G_F01 AS empno) a
  WHERE e.empno  = a.empno
)
I don't know is it still possible.

Thanks in advance.

Kind regards
Jari

Jari

No, you cannot use the TABLE operator on a PL/SQL associative array as apex_application.g_f01: it requires a nested table or a table variable declared as an object database. You can access apex_application.g_f01 by using a function in the pipeline in this way.

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