Oracle9i Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs) Release 1 (9.0.1) Part Number A88879-01 |
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See:
"Use Case Model: Internal Persistent LOBs Operations", for all Internal Persistent LOB operations. |
This procedure describes how to insert a row containing a LOB as SELECT.
For example, assuming Voiceover_tab
and VoiceoverLib_tab
have identical schemas. The statement creates a new LOB
locator in table Voiceover_tab. It also
copies the LOB
data from VoiceoverLib_tab
to the location pointed to by the new LOB
locator inserted in table Voiceover_tab
.
Use the following syntax reference:
For LOBs, one of the advantages of using an object-relational approach is that you can define a type as a common template for related tables. For instance, it makes sense that both the tables that store archival material and working tables that use those libraries, share a common structure.
The following code fragment is based on the fact that a library table VoiceoverLib_tab
is of the same type (Voiced_typ
) as Voiceover_tab
referenced by the Voiced_ref
column of table Multimedia_tab
. It inserts values into the library table, and then inserts this same data into Multimedia_tab
by means of a SELECT
.
See Also:
Appendix B, "The Multimedia Schema Used for Examples in This Manual", for a description of the multimedia application and table |
The following example is provided in SQL and applies to all the programmatic environments:
/* Store records in the archive table VoiceoverLib_tab: */ INSERT INTO VoiceoverLib_tab VALUES ('George Washington', EMPTY_CLOB(), 'Robert Redford', 1, NULL); /* Insert values into Voiceover_tab by selecting from VoiceoverLib_tab: */ INSERT INTO Voiceover_tab (SELECT * from VoiceoverLib_tab WHERE Take = 1);
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