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  Hi rondah,.

  Welcome to the Microsoft community newsgroups.

  The type of recordable DVD, you need to use depends on your DVD burner, as well as on your DVD player. Some DVD burners can burn only to certain types of DVD recordable. For example, with some DVD burners, you can only record to DVD + R discs or DVD + RW or DVD-R or DVD - RW discs, while some other DVD burners will let you burn on all of these recordable DVD types.

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  Hello world
  As we know sum is an oracle function preset. But what these guys here oracle used for input parameters. How did they do that?
  I mean, we can write this sum fuction as many ways as as mentioned below. Please give me some ideas how to do this.
  

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  Kind regards
  BS2012

  BS2012 wrote:
  Hello world
  As we know sum is an oracle function preset. But what these guys here oracle used for input parameters. How did they do that?
  I mean, we can write this sum fuction as many ways as as mentioned below. Please give me some ideas how to do this.

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  Kind regards
  BS2012

  As others have said, your question is not very clear.

  There are many aspects and angles to look at what you're asking.

  First of all, a level superior, the sum function simply takes a numeric value as it's argument, so all of these examples you gave have expressions that evaluate to a numeric value to be provided to the sum function. (As someone else already mentioned you can have non-numeric data types, just as long as they can be implicitly converted to a numeric value).

  A statement analysis and the point of view of enforcement, the content of the expression inside the brackets is evaluated before being passed to the sum function. It is not the function sum that he himself takes the expression and evaluates it. The sum function is expecting just a single numeric value.

  Internally, what the function sum is the case, is more than just a single... call function and return a value, because it faces several values being passed in the aggregation group. As such, it must have the ability to know if to start in short, is to accept several input values, so he can add them together, you know give up adding entries and pass the result to the back.

  If we write our own defined aggregate function (others have already provided a link to explain this) we can see what is happening internally. In the following example, we'll write a function defined by the user that multiplies the values rather than the amounts...

  create or replace type mul_type as object(
    val number,
    static function ODCIAggregateInitialize(sctx in out mul_type) return number,
    member function ODCIAggregateIterate(self in out mul_type, value in number) return number,
    member function ODCIAggregateTerminate(self in mul_type, returnvalue out number, flags in number) return number,
    member function ODCIAggregateMerge(self in out mul_type, ctx2 in mul_type) return number
    );
  /
  create or replace type body mul_type is
    static function ODCIAggregateInitialize(sctx in out mul_type) return number is
    begin
      sctx := mul_type(null);
      return ODCIConst.Success;
    end;
    member function ODCIAggregateIterate(self in out mul_type, value in number) return number is
    begin
      self.val := nvl(self.val,1) * value;
      return ODCIConst.Success;
    end;
    member function ODCIAggregateTerminate(self in mul_type, returnvalue out number, flags in number) return number is
    begin
      returnValue := self.val;
      return ODCIConst.Success;
    end;
    member function ODCIAggregateMerge(self in out mul_type, ctx2 in mul_type) return number is
    begin
      self.val := self.val * ctx2.val;
      return ODCIConst.Success;
    end;
  end;
  /
  create or replace function mul(input number) return number deterministic parallel_enable aggregate using mul_type;
  /
  

  For example, our user-defined aggregate function is based on a total object type.
  This object keeps a value ("val" in our example).
  It has an Initialize method, so when the SQL engine indicates that this is the beginning of an aggregation of values it can set its value to an initial value (in this case zero).
  It has an Iterate method, the SQL engine passes the values to it in the context of all grouped values, it can treat them (in our case it multiplies the value of entry with the value already there for this game of aggregations (and takes a value of 1 for the first iteration basis))
  She has a Terminate method, so when the SQL engine indicates that the global set of values is completed, it can return the result.
  The last method there is a merger and is mandatory, so that when the aggregation is done parallel assessment tool (for better performance internally), the results of these parallel executed aggregations can be combined (see http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/appdev.112/e10765/ext_agg_ref.htm#ADDCI5132). As we are multiplying numbers, in our case, it is simply a case of the multiplication of one single result with each other.

  And to see that it works...

  SQL> with t as (select 2 as x from dual union all
    2             select 3 from dual union all
    3             select 4 from dual union all
    4             select 5 from dual)
    5  --
    6  select mul(x)
    7  from t;
  
      MUL(X)
  ----------
         120
  

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