Difference between the view and the materialized view

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  What is the difference between the type of view and table that we can set using SQL statement such as: "tab type is table of...» » ?

  A view is a stored query.

  An array type is a construction of PL/SQL.

  Both are documented:

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E11882_01/server.112/e10897/schema.htm#ADMQS0841

  Management of schema objects

• difference between the view and the procedure

  Hi Master,

  Today I received a request from my senior technical leader... !!

  Q > what is the difference between the view and the procedure?

  I got response like this...

  A view represents the logic of one or more tables/views. It won't take no place in db... It is a virtual table, query will only store in db... useful

  for safety... If the main table has obtained changes... automatically discovers also change... etc.

  Proecudure is a db object will be performs a perticular action... It may or may not return values. ?

  But somehow, he isn't happy... He expects more... .very close view of diff. b & w and procedure.

  Please explain it to me...!

  Concerning

  AR

  874273 wrote:

  Hi Blu,

  Thanks for your replies...! But we think if notice and procedure will be the same no matter what point of view? Both are the same? If Design view... We can create a stored procedure?

  How a view and procedure may do the same thing?  They are two different things with different objectives.  You use the correct one depending on what you want to achieve; they are not interchangeable.

  And another question...!

  (Q) how you will store Japan, characters of China in a database table? will there be a new feature in Oracle 11 g?

  (A) I use dbms_lob package? Japan/China characters are multi byte characters... so we can use the nclob data type?

  is this correct... ?

  No, it not there no novelty in Oracle 11 g for the storage of Japanese or Chinese characters, because there is already a feature for their storage in previous versions as well.  It is determined by the parameters characterset and nationality that you use when you create the database.

  Why would you choose to store them in a LOB using DBMS_LOB?  Yes, they have multibyte characters, but if you have configured your database for the correct character sets, for example using UTF - 8, then you can store the characters in VARCHAR2, like any other language.  The only difference is that the storage of 4000 bytes limit still applies, so you maybe isn't able to store 4000 multibyte characters in a varchar2 column 4000 single-byte, it can be as little as 1000 characters if they are all characters in 4 bytes.  (Note: 12 c limit in SQL can be increased up to 32,767 characters, to harmonize it with variable varchar2 PL)

• What is the difference between the following two views?

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  What is the difference between the following two views?
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  This would have information on these alerts statefull who are still alive and would be cleared if the corresponding action for them is taken.

  DBA_ALERT_HISTORY

  It contains the history of all the alerts that have been generated so far in the database.

  For the rest, like the columns and all, you already have the answers.

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• What is the difference between v$ datafile and v_$ datafile?

  of http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14237/dynviews_1076.htm
  
  v$ datafile contains data file information in the control file
  
  So what is the difference between v$ datafile and v_$ datafile.
  
  Under what circumstances should we use v$ datafile and under what circumstances we used v_$ datafile?
  
  Thank you!

  So what is the difference between v$ datafile and v_$ datafile

  The first is a synonym for the second, you can check from your database:

  SQL> select object_name,object_type from all_objects where object_name in ('V$DATAFILE','V_$DATAFILE');
  
  OBJECT_NAME                    OBJECT_TYPE
  ------------------------------ -------------------
  V_$DATAFILE                    VIEW
  V$DATAFILE                     SYNONYM
  
  SQL> select table_name from all_synonyms where synonym_name='V$DATAFILE';
  
  TABLE_NAME
  ------------------------------
  V_$DATAFILE
  

  In general, V$ view mean $ V_.

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• Difference between the trainer and plaintiff on a purchase requisition?

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  What is the difference between the trainer and the applicant on a purchase requisition?

  Where this information is stored in the database?

  Is there a standard on report box to find it.

  We want a report that gives information on which arouses requests on behalf of others.

  This report is an audit report.

  Thank you very much

  Emily

  What is the difference between the trainer and the applicant on a purchase requisition?

  Trainer - who prepares the document however applicant who is (concern the team or Department) request the material.  Normally preparer is the true owner of the document and control of the applicant manages the material to the organization once he sent by the provider.

  Where this information is stored in the database?

  PO_requisition_Lines_all holds the to_person_id the details of the applicant and created_by is trainer details.

  Is there a standard on the gear to find it

  Try the 'Purchase requisition Status Report' report, given the details of the applicant & trainer of the requisition.

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• the difference between the intermediate process and materials first in BCP formulation?

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  The intermediate process - questions all the specifications that are used in the

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  Raw - questioned the level of material first in the hierarchy.

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  It is used in the screen output Formulation based PCA. You can configure different PCA rule which is available in formulating exit point BOM, then when you start a screen of PCA in the base of the exit, you will see this rule.

  And the difference between the intermediate process and raw in PCA, let me explain with an example, I have a configuration hierarchy as below:

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  Material M

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  Intermediate processes - it to retrieve attributes material X and B output like BCP review the settings;

  Raw - it will extract attributes of material X, output B, M and N of material material as PCA review the settings.

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