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  I started playing with the gears and SQlLite today and I get an error when I try to insert values into a table with multiple columns.

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  net.rim.device.api.database.DatabaseException; insert into developers values (?,?): SQL logic error or missing database.

  I use this reference: http://code.google.com/apis/gears/api_database.html

  Everything works if I have only one field as:

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  I use the plug-in Visual Studio 2.0 for 2008 that are running Windows XP SP and Simulator 2.13.0.56

  Thank you

  Davy

  Yes, a SQLite database will persist between battery pulls.  The database is registered either to internal MEM or removable media (not the device memory), depending on which is available on your device.

  In general, its not considered a best practice to remove your table as soon as it is empty and re - create it again when you want to add data.  This adds extra overhead fresh for the final, delete and insert first for a given table.  Instead, define and finalize your drawing before you create your table.  Once created, review the static schema.

  That being said, for development purposes, it may be easier to provide an easy way to drop your tables while you develop your schema.

  See you soon,.

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• Export of Excel tables with hyperlinks in Muse

  Hello!

  I am trying to export an Excel table with hyperlinks added in Adobe Muse. I understand how to export tables using HTML - but when I do that, even if my table is here very well, my break links and does not work when I open them with Muse.

  Do not believe anyone has any ideas on how I can get this to work?

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  Table text importer may break the style and links, you can save the spreadsheet as an HTML page and then paste the code in Muse.

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• Declare a type of table with multiple columns

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• Fill a table with two columns using a custom bean

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  I'm Jules Destrooper is what you want

  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E18941_01/tutorials/jdtut_11r2_36/jdtut_11r2_36.html

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• How to create a table with editable column values.

  Hello world
  I think it's very simple, but I am unable to find how to do this. This is my requirement. I need to create a table with n columns and 1 line initially. the user must be able to enter data into this table and click of a button must insert the data into the database table. Also, there should be a button at the bottom of the table to add 1 line to the table.
  
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• Unique table with several columns or several tables split?

  What is the best.
  
  A table with multiple columns inside or divided into several tables. Why?
  How will the performance in the two scenarios?

  Hello

  user13024762 wrote:
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  SAL-> EMP_ID, SALARY

  There is a one-to-many relationship between the employees and wages? In other words, an employee may have 2 or more treatments? If so, how will you use the values? Is a special treatments in some way, as it will be used more often than others? (In other words, you may have a current and past wages salary, but the last wages are rarely used.)
  If you never have more than 1 salary for a given employee, why not just have a sal column in the emp table?

  EXP-> EMP_ID, EXP_IN_MNTHS, EXP_IN_YRS

  There is a one-to-many relationship between the employees and what whether you store in this table?

  etc. with more tables

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  (2) ease of use
  (3) maintainability

  A one-to-many relationship requires an additional table. If an employee can have up to 3 managers, don't have mgr1, mgr2 and mgr3 columns in the emp table. Use a separate table, with up to 3 lines for the same employee, instead.
  For 1-1 relationships, it is usually best to not have separate tables.

• Table with 300 columns

  While talking with a friend, he told me that sometimes he uses tables with 300 columns that will be available only once for the extraction of information. For me, it's a little strange because 300 columns looks like a large number of columns for me...
  
  Have tables with columns as is common practice in the data warehouse? If Yes, can you explain to me on what situations, this can happen and how often?
  
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  We have tables with columns of cca 150.

  You should know that we don't talk to relational systems which are standardized. Its common practice when building data warehouse. Number of columns in the tables will depend on the complexity and the size of your warehouse and the number, size and complexity of your source systems.

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• GetLength errors on CLOB. Retrieves the size of a table with CLOB columns

  Hello
  
  I try to find the size of a CLOB to a table column and get the error
  
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  When you try to use dbms_lob.getlength. Here is the code
  
  
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  It works fine on my computer, the version is also 10g.

  SQL> declare
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    8
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  SQL>  select length(cntnt), dbms_lob.getLength(cntnt) from ims_toms_msge where rownum<2;
  
  LENGTH(CNTNT) DBMS_LOB.GETLENGTH(CNTNT)
  ------------- -------------------------
           3837                      3837
  

  Published by: PhoenixBai on September 24, 2009 13:40

• External table with mixed columns

  Hello everyone. We use Oracle 11R1. We have an external table pointing to a CSV with 7 columns inside. The file has always column 7 but the column order differs from time to time. Each column has a header that remains consistent. Is there a way to map the column names to the column header, s so that we did not change the definition of the external table every time a new file is available in?

  Thank you.

  Hello

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• ADF table filter - date column - in the table data type is timestamp

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  I want to filter adf table based on the time stamp column, but unable to do so.

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  columns = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchAd.displayWidth}.

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  required = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchCode.mandatory}.

  columns = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchCode.displayWidth}.

  maximumLength = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchCode.precision}.

  shortDesc = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchCode.tooltip}.

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  headerText = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchName.label}.

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  shortDesc = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchName.tooltip}.

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  < af:column sortProperty = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchAddressLine1.name}.

  sortable = "true".

  headerText = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchAddressLine1.label}.

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  label = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchAddressLine1.label}.

  required = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchAddressLine1.mandatory}.

  columns = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchAddressLine1.displayWidth}.

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  sortable = "true".

  headerText = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchAddressLine2.label}.

  ID = 'c3' >

  < af:inputText value = "#{row.bindings.BranchAddressLine2.inputValue} '"

  label = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchAddressLine2.label}.

  required = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchAddressLine2.mandatory}.

  columns = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchAddressLine2.displayWidth}.

  maximumLength = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchAddressLine2.precision}.

  shortDesc = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchAddressLine2.tooltip}.

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  < f: validator binding="#{row.bindings.BranchAddressLine2.validator}"/ >

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  sortable = "true".

  headerText = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchCityCode.label}.

  ID = 'c12' >

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  label = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchCityCode.label}.

  required = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchCityCode.mandatory}.

  columns = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchCityCode.displayWidth}.

  maximumLength = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchCityCode.precision}.

  shortDesc = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchCityCode.tooltip}.

  ID = "it5" >

  < f: validator binding="#{row.bindings.BranchCityCode.validator}"/ >

  < af:convertNumber groupingUsed = "false".

  model = ' #{bindings. " BranchesView1.hints.BranchCityCode.format}"/ >

  < / af:inputText >

  < / af:column >

  < af:column sortProperty = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchSuburb.name}.

  sortable = "true".

  headerText = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchSuburb.label}.

  ID = "c9" >

  < af:inputText value = "#{row.bindings.BranchSuburb.inputValue} '"

  label = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchSuburb.label}.

  required = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchSuburb.mandatory}.

  columns = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchSuburb.displayWidth}.

  maximumLength = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchSuburb.precision}.

  shortDesc = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchSuburb.tooltip}.

  ID = "9" >

  < f: validator binding="#{row.bindings.BranchSuburb.validator}"/ >

  < / af:inputText >

  < / af:column >

  < af:column sortProperty = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchProvinceCode.name}.

  sortable = "true".

  headerText = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchProvinceCode.label}.

  ID = "c11" >

  < af:inputText value = "#{row.bindings.BranchProvinceCode.inputValue} '"

  label = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchProvinceCode.label}.

  required = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchProvinceCode.mandatory}.

  columns = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchProvinceCode.displayWidth}.

  maximumLength = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchProvinceCode.precision}.

  shortDesc = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchProvinceCode.tooltip}.

  ID = 'it8' >

  < f: validator binding="#{row.bindings.BranchProvinceCode.validator}"/ >

  < af:convertNumber groupingUsed = "false".

  model = ' #{bindings. " BranchesView1.hints.BranchProvinceCode.format}"/ >

  < / af:inputText >

  < / af:column >

  < af:column sortProperty = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchPostalCode.name}.

  sortable = "true".

  headerText = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchPostalCode.label}.

  ID = "c5" >

  < af:inputText value = "#{row.bindings.BranchPostalCode.inputValue} '"

  label = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchPostalCode.label}.

  required = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchPostalCode.mandatory}.

  columns = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchPostalCode.displayWidth}.

  maximumLength = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchPostalCode.precision}.

  shortDesc = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchPostalCode.tooltip}.

  ID = "it7" >

  < f: validator binding="#{row.bindings.BranchPostalCode.validator}"/ >

  < / af:inputText >

  < / af:column >

  < af:column sortProperty = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchTelephone.name}.

  sortable = "true".

  headerText = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchTelephone.label}.

  ID = "c6" >

  < af:inputText value = "#{row.bindings.BranchTelephone.inputValue} '"

  label = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchTelephone.label}.

  required = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchTelephone.mandatory}.

  columns = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchTelephone.displayWidth}.

  maximumLength = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchTelephone.precision}.

  shortDesc = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchTelephone.tooltip}.

  ID = "it3" >

  < f: validator binding="#{row.bindings.BranchTelephone.validator}"/ >

  < / af:inputText >

  < / af:column >

  < af:column sortProperty = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchDateActive.name}.

  sortable = "true".

  headerText = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchDateActive.label}.

  ID = "c10" >

  < af:inputDate value = "#{row.bindings.BranchDateActive.inputValue} '"

  label = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchDateActive.label}.

  required = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchDateActive.mandatory}.

  shortDesc = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchDateActive.tooltip}.

  ID = "id2" >

  < f: validator binding="#{row.bindings.BranchDateActive.validator}"/ >

  < af:convertDateTime pattern = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchDateActive.format}"/ >

  < / af:inputDate >

  < / af:column >

  < af:column sortProperty = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchDateInactive.name}.

  sortable = "true".

  headerText = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchDateInactive.label}.

  ID = "c1" >

  < af:inputDate value = "#{row.bindings.BranchDateInactive.inputValue} '"

  label = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchDateInactive.label}.

  required = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchDateInactive.mandatory}.

  shortDesc = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchDateInactive.tooltip}.

  ID = "id1" >

  < f: validator binding="#{row.bindings.BranchDateInactive.validator}"/ >

  < af:convertDateTime pattern = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchDateInactive.format}"/ >

  < / af:inputDate >

  < / af:column >

  < af:column sortProperty = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchHub.name}.

  sortable = "true".

  headerText = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchHub.label}.

  ID = 'c4' >

  < af:inputText value = "#{row.bindings.BranchHub.inputValue} '"

  label = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchHub.label}.

  required = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchHub.mandatory}.

  columns = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchHub.displayWidth}.

  maximumLength = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchHub.precision}.

  shortDesc = "#{bindings." BranchesView1.hints.BranchHub.tooltip}.

  ID = "it10" >

  < f: validator binding="#{row.bindings.BranchHub.validator}"/ >

  < / af:inputText >

  < / af:column >

  < / af:table >

  < / af:panelCollection >

  < / af:panelHeader >

  <!-id = "af_one_column_stretched"->

  < / f: facet >

  < / af:panelStretchLayout >

  < / jsp:root >

  Go to the pageDef and for related iterator to your table, set ChangeEventPolicy property to the ppr

• ALTER TABLE with the column NULL time consuming

  Hello

  I have a table with nearly 2 million documents (about 10 GB size table) when I perform the following change statement its run fast

  ALTER TABLE tbl_1 ADD (DEFAULT col_4 NUMBER 100 NOT NULL);

  but when I do not give the NOT NULL in the alter its taking a long time to complete this i.e tbl_1 of ALTER TABLE ADD (NUMBER col_4 by DEFAULT 100); once I do the column as NOT NULL.

  Can someone explain why is it happening like that regarding the execution point.

  Thanks in advance.

  I can reproduce the effect in 11.2.0.1 - but not in 12.1.0.1.

  drop table tbl_1;

  create table tbl_1

  as

  Select rownum id

  , lpad ('* ', 50,' *') padding

  of the double

  connect by level<=>

  ALTER TABLE tbl_1 ADD (NUMBER col_4 by DEFAULT 100);

  --> slow in 11.2.0.1; fast 12.1.0.1

  ALTER TABLE tbl_1 ADD (DEFAULT col_4 NUMBER 100 NOT NULL);

  --> Quick 11.2.0.1 and 12.1.0.1

  A SQL trace for two operations (11g) shows that the altar slow (without the constraint explicit non-null) made explicit (and tedious) update of any row in the table:

  Update 'TBL_1"set"COL_4"= 100

  call the query of disc elapsed to cpu count current lines

  ------- ------  -------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------  ----------

  Parse        1      0.00       0.02          0          1          0           0

  Run 1 11,63 33.56 8336 1016125 2053531 1000000

  Fetch        0      0.00       0.00          0          0          0           0

  ------- ------  -------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------  ----------

  Total 2 11,63 33,58 8336 1016126 2053531 1000000

  The other trace file does not contain the explicit Update. I guess in the optimized case that oracle stores somewhere that col_4 has the value 100 and updates only the line of the block after completing DML operations. But that's just a guess.

• Update a table with one column of another

  Oracle 11g
  Hello

  i'im trying to update the two columns of table SUPPORT (SUPPORT_X, SUPPORT_Y) with two columns of table POST_HTA_BT (POSTHTABT_GPS_X, POSTHTABT_GPS_Y)

  Understand that the two tables have the colum below:

  SUPPORT (SUPPORT_ID, SUPPORT_PLAQUE, POSTHTABT_ID, SUPPORT_X, SUPPORT_Y,...)

  POST_HTA_BT (POSTHTABT_ID, POSTHTABT_GPS_X, POSTHTABT_GPS_Y,...)

  The SUPPORT_PLAQUE has type varachar. Except the keys, the other columns are varchar type in both tables.

  The point here is to update the support_x, support_y with posthtabt_gps_x and posthtabt_gps_y.But before the update we have Sheik if the fifth number of the support plate is a number of characters from "0" to "9"and the rest of the caracter of the support_plaque is '00000'

  Please note that the support_plaque is stored in the table with the form: "0025800000!"

  So I did the below script, I try to execute in sql develop.

  SET SERVEROUTPUT ON

  DECLARE
  chiffre_liste varchar (200): = '0 ', '1', '2', '3', '4', ' 5 ', ' 6' ', 7', ' 8 ', ' 9';
  CURSOR CUR_GPS_SUPPORT IS
  Select MEDIA. SUPPORT_X, SUPPORT. SUPPORT_Y, POSTE_HTA_BT. POSTHTABT_ID, SUPPORT. EXPL_ID,
  SUPPORTED. SUPPORT_PLAQUE, POSTHTABT_GPS_X, POSTHTABT_GPS_Y
  support,.
  POSTE_HTA_BT
  where
  SUPPORTED. SUPPORT_X IS NULL and
  SUPPORTED. SUPPORT_Y IS NULL and
  SUPPORTED. POSTHTABT_ID = POSTE_HTA_BT. POSTHTABT_ID and
  SUPPORTED. EXPL_ID = POSTE_HTA_BT. EXPL_ID
  Order of SUPPORT. POSTHTABT_ID;

  w_POSTHTABT_ID POSTE_HTA_BT. Type of POSTHTABT_ID %;
  w_SUPPORT_X SUPPORT. TYPE % SUPPORT_X;
  w_SUPPORT_Y SUPPORT. TYPE % SUPPORT_Y;
  w_EXPL_ID SUPPORT. TYPE % EXPL_ID;
  w_SUPPORT_PLAQUE SUPPORT. TYPE % SUPPORT_PLAQUE;
  w_POSTHTABT_GPS_X POSTE_HTA_BT. TYPE % POSTHTABT_GPS_X;
  w_POSTHTABT_GPS_Y POSTE_HTA_BT. TYPE % POSTHTABT_GPS_Y;
  

  BEGIN
  DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line ('loading the coordoonnees GPS - GPS Coord update takes care of starting ');

  FOR HEART LOOPING CUR_GPS_SUPPORT

  w_POSTHTABT_ID: = cur. POSTHTABT_ID;
  w_SUPPORT_PLAQUE: = cur. SUPPORT_PLAQUE;
  w_SUPPORT_X: = cur. SUPPORT_X;
  w_SUPPORT_Y: = cur. SUPPORT_Y;
  w_POSTHTABT_GPS_X: = cur. POSTHTABT_GPS_X;
  w_POSTHTABT_GPS_Y: = cur. POSTHTABT_GPS_X;
  

  If substr (cur.support_plaque, 5, 1 chiffre_liste) and substr (cur.support_plaque, 6, 5) = '00000'
  w_SUPPORT_X: = CUR. POSTHTABT_GPS_X
  w_SUPPORT_Y: = CUR. POSTHTABT_GPS_Y
  END if;
  EXCEPTION WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN w_SUPPORT_X: = NULL and w_SUPPORT_Y: = NULL;
  END;
  

  -Updated the table of the supports
  Update SUPPORT
  Set SUPPORT_X = w_SUPPORT_X,
  SUPPORT_Y = w_SUPPORT_Y
  where SUPPORT_PLAQUE = w_SUPPORT_PLAQUE;
  -On valid imm? immediately
  commit;
  EXCEPTION when no_data_found then null;
  -No details found
  END;
  
  END;
  /

  and I got the following errors:

  Error report:
  ORA-06550: line 2, colum 34:
  PLS-00103: symbol ',' met instead of one of the following symbols:

  * & = - + ; <>/ is mod remains not rem
  <>< Hurst (*) > or! = or ~ = > = < = <>and like2 or
  like4 likec between | submultiset of type multiset Member
  ORA-06550: line 2, column 52:
  PLS-00103: symbol ';' met instead of one of the following symbols:

  ), * & = - + <>/ is mod remains not rem = >
  <>< Hurst (*) > or! = or ~ = > = < = <>and like2 or
  like4 likec between | Member of multiset must
  ORA-06550: line 38, colum 48:
  PLS-00103: symbol 'CHIFFRE_LISTE' met instead of one of the following symbols:

  (
  Symbol "(" a été substitué à "CHIFFRE_LISTE" verser continuer.) "
  ORA-06550: line 39, 12 colum:
  PLS-00103: symbol 'W_SUPPORT_X' met instead of one of the following symbols:

  ), * & -+ / at rem mod < Hurst (*) > rest and or.
  multiset
  ORA-06550: line 40, 12 colum:
  PLS-00103: symbol 'W_SUPPORT_Y' met instead of one of the following symbols:

  . (), * @ % & = - + <>/ is mod remains not rem
  <>< Hurst (*) > or! = or ~ = > = < = <>and like2 or
  like4 likec between | mult
  ORA-06550: line 41, colum 9:
  PLS-00103: symbol 'END' met instead of one of the following symbols:

  . (), * @ % & = - + <>/ is mod remains not rem
  <>< Hurst (*) > or! = or ~ = > = < = <>and like2 or
  like4 likec between | multiset members
  06550 00000 - "line %s, column % s:\n%s".
  * Cause: Usually a PL/SQL compilation error.
  * Action:

  I checked the line number, but do not see the error in my code.

  Please could you help me?

  peace

  Hello

  glad to know that it worked. In fact, I don't see the reason to make these complicated processes.

  Remember the mantra:

  • If you can do it with SQL then do it with SQL

  Good evening!

  Alberto

• Create a table with one column '&amp; '.

  Hi all
  
  I need to create a column on my table with the character &. I try this way:
  
  SQL > CREATE TABLE 'CRIMIS_CARGA '. "" TM_EXCEL_CONSEN ".
  2 (NUMBER OF 'LINEA',
  3 'ID_INSTITUCION & ASSOCIATE' VARCHAR2 (510 char));
  
  but I can't because that ASD sqlplus to associate value...
  
  The ideas people?
  
  Kind regards
  dbajug

  set the escape ' \'

  Oracle@test > CREATE TABLE 'TM_EXCEL_CONSEN '.
  2 (NUMBER OF 'LINEA',
  3 VARCHAR2 (100)) 'ID_INSTITUCION\ & ASSOCIATE;

  Table created.

  Oracle@test > desc 'TM_EXCEL_CONSEN '.
  Name Null? Type
  ----------------------------------------- -------- ----------------------------
  NUMBER OF LINEA
  VARCHAR2 (100) ID_INSTITUCION & ASSOCIATE