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  I created the table based on the customers of the OE schema table, while the street column has cust_address_typ with the following attribute object type

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   4  /
  
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  uname => 'OE',
  orig_table => 'CUSTOMER',
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  col_mapping => 'CID CID, NAME NAME, STREET CUST_ADDRESS_TYP(STREET_ADDRESS)'
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    9  /
  BEGIN
  *
  ERROR at line 1:
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  ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_REDEFINITION", line 1646
  ORA-06512: at line 2

  What seemed to be the problem?
  
  Best regards
  Val
  
  Published by: Valerie good-natured October 9, 2011 21:43

  Have you tried this one:

  BEGIN
  DBMS_REDEFINITION.START_REDEF_TABLE(
  uname => 'OE',
  orig_table => 'CUSTOMER',
  int_table => 'INT_CUSTOMER',
  col_mapping => 'CID CID, NAME NAME,"CUSTOMER".STREET.STREET_ADDRESS STREET'
  );
  END;
  

  Looking at your trace file, I claim that when you use the call above to START_REDEF_TABLE, the inner workings of this procedure will create this SQL statement:

  select CID CID, NAME NAME,"CUSTOMER".STREET.STREET_ADDRESS STREET from "OE"."CUSTOMER" "CUSTOMER"
  

  (You can prove or disprove my claim by tracing it ;-)))

  And this statement has had an alias - even if the alias is the same as the name of the table...

• How to convert the following code in as3?

  As the title says... How to convert the following code to as3?... Thanks in advance.

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• How to convert ObjectProxy object [no one can answer this question?  :(]

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  Calling a web service with the resultFormat value e4x. When I get the result, it is in XML format. What I need is to convert it to a custom type, object of value (which is actually a class generated from WSDL). I couldn't find a way to do this. So I used a SimpleXMLDecoder to decode for a generic object. Now my problem is that all objects nested inside this generic object are of type 'ObjectProxy '. So I can't convert them my nested valuables.

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  Or

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  Why that your other service calls can analyze data from a response xml SOAP at any predefined by the SOAP service, but casting this type proxy version does not work?

  Your service calls are generated dynamically from the SOAP data, then of course flex "just don't know" how to do... and your SOAP objects do not extend the object class... so what gives?

  If you look at the web service generated dynamically in flex code, you will see that each service call says what should be the result type.  Then the whole AbstractOperation (your client-side web service class) is given a convertResultHandler function that retrieves the data from the result and converts the type defined by the service.  You will not get very far just look at the code if it's away from the abstract.  But if you look at the code of serializers.swc update (you'll have to decompile it) will give you an idea of what it is that makes handler function.  Basically, this handler function takes and checks whether it is an ArrayCollection/table collection or an object and then differs from conversion of the object/table to separate the functions called 'convertToStrongType' and 'convertListToStrongType '.  These functions take a class in your object, convert it and return the past of conversion class.  Bingo.

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