Index

Symbols  A  B  C  D  E  F  G  I  J  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  

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Symbols

• .NET object extensions 1.3.2
• .NET stored procedures 1.3.2

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A

• ADMIN OPTION
  • with EXECUTE ANY TYPE 7.1.3
• aggregate functions
  • See: user-defined aggregate functions
• aliases
  • required for tables 2.1.8.1
• ALTER ANY TYPE privilege 7.1.1
  • See also: privileges
• ALTER TABLE 8.3.9
  • See also: object types, evolving
  • storing XMLTypes and LOBs 8.4
• ALTER TYPE statement 8.3.8
  • See also: object types, evolving
• ANYDATA column
  • Storing XMLTypes and LOBs in 8.4
• ANYDATA data type 8.6
• ANYDATASET data type 8.6
• ANYDATA types 8.4
• ANYTYPE data type 8.6
• arrays
  • size of VARRAYs 5.1.5
• assignment narrowing 2.3.19.3
• assignments
  • across object types 2.3.19
  • collections 2.3.19.4
  • objects and REFs to objects 2.3.19.1
• atomic nulls 2.1.1
  • object types in PL/SQL 3.1.3
• attributes
  • leaf-level 2.1.5, 8.1.1
  • modifying 8.3.7
  • of object types 1.3.1.1
• attribute value constructor 2.2.4

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B

• bind variables
  • object types 4.3
• BULK COLLECT clause 5.3.3

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C

• caches
  • object cache 4.4.1, 4.5.1, 6.3, 7.1.5
  • object views 6.3
• capture avoidance rule 2.1.8.1
• CARDINALITY function 5.3.5.1
• CAST function 2.4.1
• character length semantics
  • object types 2.1.2
• COLLECT function 5.3.5.2
• collections 5.1
  • See also: varrays, nested tables
  • assigning 2.3.19.4
  • assignments 5.2
  • constructing 1.3.1.10
  • constructor methods 5.1.3
  • creating 5.1.2
  • data types 5.1
  • DML on 5.3.2
  • multilevel 5.2, 9.4.1, 9.4.5.1
    • constructing 5.2.5
    • creating 5.2.5
    • creating with REFs 9.4.5, 9.4.5.2
    • object views containing 6.6.2
  • nested tables 5.1.7
  • querying 5.3.1, 9.4.1
  • substitutable elements 2.3.12.5
  • substituting 2.3.11
  • supported data types 1.3.1.10
  • variable arrays (VARRAYs) 5.1.5
• COLUMN_VALUE keyword 5.2.1
• column objects 1.3.1.4
  • indexes on 2.1.5
  • versus row objects 9.1.1
• columns
  • column objects 1.3.1.4
  • hidden 8.1.3, 8.2.1
  • qualifying in queries 2.1.8
• comparisons
  • methods 2.2.2.2
  • nested tables 5.3.4
• compilation
  • of object types 7.2.1
• constraints
  • object tables 2.1.3
  • on Oracle objects 9.10
  • REFs 9.3.2
• constructor methods 5.1.3
• constructors 1.3.1.3, 2.2.4, 8.1.2
  • attribute values 8.5.1
  • calling user-defined 8.5.6
  • literal invocation 2.2.4
  • literal invocation of 2.2.4
  • methods 2.2.4
  • overloading 8.5.4
  • overriding 8.5.4
  • system defined 8.5.1
  • type evolution 8.5.2
  • user-defined 8.5.3, 8.5.4
  • with NEW keyword 8.5.1
• CREATE INDEX statement
  • object types 2.1.5
• CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE Table Dependencies 7.2.4
• CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE with FORCE option 7.2.4
• CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE with Type Dependencies 7.2.4
• CREATE TABLE statement
  • column object example 1.3.1.2
  • object table example 1.3.1.4, 2.1.3
• CREATE TRIGGER statement
  • object table example 2.1.6
• CREATE TYPE privilege 7.1.1
  • See also: privileges
• CREATE TYPE statement
  • collection types 1.3.1.10
  • dependent types 7.2.1
  • example 5.1.7
  • nested tables 5.1.7
  • object types 1.3.1.1
  • varrays 5.1.5
• creating object types 1.3.1.1
• creating VARRAYs
  • containing references to LOBs 5.1.10
• CURSOR expression 2.4.2

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D

• dangling REFs 1.3.1.6.2, 1.3.1.7
• database administrators (DBAs)
  • DBA role 7.1.1
• database links
  • and object types 2.1.9
• data types
  • array types 5.1.5
  • generic 8.6
  • nested tables 5.1.7
  • object types 2.1.9
  • opaque 8.6
  • transient 8.6
• DBA role
  • user-defined types 7.1.1
• declarations
  • object in a PL/SQL block 3.1.2
• declaring objects in PL/SQL 3.1
• DEFAULT clause 5.1.3
• default values
  • collections 5.1.3
  • object types 5.1.3
• DELETE privilege
  • for object tables 7.1.5
• DEREF
  • dereferencing a ref with 1.3.1.7.1
• dereferencing 1.3.1.7
  • implicit 1.3.1.7
• DEREF function 2.4.3, 3.2.5
• dot notation 2.1.8
  • for object attributes in PL/SQL 3.2.1
  • for object methods in PL/SQL 3.2.2
  • using with methods 2.2.2
• DROP ANY TYPE privilege 7.1.1
  • See also: privileges
• DROP TYPE statement
  • FORCE option 7.2.7
• dump files
  • Export and Import 4.9.1
• dynamic method dispatch 2.3.10, 3.3
• dynamic SQL 3.4

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E

• editions
  • views 1.1
• equal and not equal conditions
  • nested tables 5.3.4
• equipartitioning
  • nested tables
    • partitioning 5.4
• evolution
  • object types 1.3.1.13
  • versus inheritance 9.13.1
• EXECUTE ANY TYPE privilege 7.1.1, 7.1.3
  • See also: privileges
• EXECUTE privilege 7.1.3
  • See also: privileges
  • object types 7.1.3
• executing SQL statements at run time 3.4
• export object types 4.9.1
• Export utility
  • object types 4.9.1

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F

• files
  • Export and Import dump file 4.9.1
• FINAL keyword 2.3.3
  • modifying finality 8.3.7
• FORCE keyword 6.13.2
• function-based indexes
  • on type methods 9.5.4

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G

• generalized expression 2.3.5.3
• generalized method invocation 2.3.5.3
• generic data type 8.6
• generic programming 8.6
• guidelines
  • comparison methods 2.2.2.2.5

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I

• implicit dereferencing 1.3.1.7
• importing object tables 4.9.1
• import object types 4.9.1
• Import utility
  • object types 4.9.1
• incomplete object types 7.2.1
• IN condition 5.3.4.2
• indexes
  • nested table 5.1.7.2
  • object types 2.1.5
  • on REFs 2.1.5
  • type-discriminant column 8.2.1
• index-organized tables 5.2.1
  • storing nested tables as 5.2.1.3
• inheritance 1.3.1.12
  • See: type inheritance
  • and overloading 3.3
  • multiple 2.3
  • single 2.3
  • versus evolution 9.13.1
• inheriting methods 2.3.9
• initializing objects in PL/SQL 3.1
• inner capture 2.1.8.1
• INSERT privilege
  • for object tables 7.1.5
• instances
  • objects 1.3.1.2
  • object type 1.3.1.1
• INSTANTIABLE keyword
  • CREATE TYPE 2.3.6
  • modifying instantiability 8.3.7
• INSTEAD OF triggers
  • nested tables 6.11.1
• invoker-rights
  • object types 9.6
• invoking constructors 2.2.4
• IOTs
  • See: index-based tables
• IS A SET condition 5.3.4.6
• IS EMPTY condition 5.3.4.5
• IS NOT A SET condition 5.3.4.6
• IS OF type predicate 2.4.4

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J

• Java
  • object storage 4.7.3
  • Oracle JDBC and Oracle objects 4.7.1
  • with Oracle objects 4.7
• JDBC
  • See: Oracle JDBC

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L

• leaf-level attributes 2.1.5, 8.1.1
  • scalar 8.1.1
• left correlation 5.3.1.2
• literal invocation of a method 2.2.4.3
• locators
  • returning nested tables as 8.8, 9.4.4.3, 9.4.4.3.1
  • using a hint 9.4.4.3.2
• locks
  • object level locking 4.4.1

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M

• managing
  • object types 7
• map methods 9.2
  • comparing collections 5.3.4.1
  • for comparing objects 2.2.2.2.1
• materialized views 1.3.1.11, 9.9.2
• MEMBER condition 5.3.4.4
• member methods 1.3.1.3, 2.2.2
• member procedures
  • with SELF IN OUT NOCOPY 9.5.3
• methods 2.2.4
  • choosing a language for 9.5.1
  • comparison methods 2.2.2.2
    • in a type hierarchy 2.2.2.2.6
  • constructor 1.3.1.3
  • constructors 1.3.1.3, 2.2.4, 8.1.2
  • creating maps 2.2.2.2.2
  • dot notation 2.2.2
  • dropping 8.3.7
  • dynamic method dispatch 2.3.10
  • execution privilege for 7.1.2
  • final 2.3.3
  • function-based indexes 9.5.4
  • guidelines for comparison 2.2.2.2.5
  • inheriting 2.3.9
  • instantiability 2.3.6
  • invoking 2.2.2
  • map 2.2.2.2.1, 9.2
  • map for comparing objects 2.2.2.2.1
  • map required for collections 5.3.4.1
  • member 1.3.1.3, 2.2.2
  • object types 1.3.1.3, 2.2
  • order 2.2.2.2.4, 9.2
  • overloading 2.3.5, 2.3.9, 2.3.9.1
  • overriding 2.3.3, 2.3.5, 2.3.9, 2.3.9.2
  • PL/SQL 4.3
  • redefining 2.3.9.2
  • restrictions on overriding 2.3.9.3
  • SELF parameter 2.2.2.1
  • static 1.3.1.3, 2.2.3, 9.5.2
• modify_opaque_type clause 8.4
• multilevel collections
  • See: collections, multilevel
  • varray storage 5.2.2
• multiple inheritance 2.3
• multiple subtypes 2.3.5.6
• MULTISET EXCEPT operator 5.3.5.3
• MULTISET INTERSECT operator 5.3.5.4
• multiset operations
  • with nested tables 5.3.5
• MULTISET UNION operator 5.3.5.5

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N

• name resolution
  • object types 2.1.8
• narrowing 2.4.8
• NESTED_TABLE_GET_REFS hint 9.4.4.3.2
• NESTED_TABLE_ID 5.2.1
• NESTED_TABLE_ID keyword 9.4.4.2
• nested tables 9.4.4
  • adding to an object 8.3.6
  • comparing 5.3.4
  • creating 5.1.2
  • creating indexes on 9.4.4.2
  • equal and not equal conditions 5.3.4
  • in an index-organized table 5.2.1.3
  • indexes 5.1.7.2
  • INSTEAD OF triggers 6.11.1
  • locators 8.8, 9.4.4.3
  • multiset operations 5.3.5
  • piecewise operations 5.3.2.2
  • querying 5.3.1
    • unnesting results 5.3.1.2
  • returning as locators 9.4.4.3, 9.4.4.3.1
  • specifying a storage name 8.3.6
  • specifying storage in a tablespace 5.1.7.3
  • storage 5.2.1, 9.4.4.1
  • updating in views 6.11.1
• NEW keyword 2.2.4
• NLS_LENGTH_SEMANTICS initialization parameter 2.1.2
• NOCOPY compiler hint
  • methods 2.2.2.1
  • performance issues 9.5.3
  • use with member procedures 9.5.3
  • use with SELF 2.2.2.1, 9.5.3
• NOT FINAL keyword 2.3.3
• NOT MEMBER condition 5.3.4.4
• nulls
  • atomic 2.1.1
  • object types 2.1.1

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O

• OBJECT_ID pseudocolumn 2.3.12.2
• OBJECT_VALUE pseudocolumn 2.3.12.2
• object cache
  • object views 6.3
  • OCI 4.4.1
  • privileges 7.1.5
  • Pro*C 4.5.1
• object constructors
  • calling in PL/SQL 3.2.2
  • passing parameters to in PL/SQL 3.2.2
• object identifier 1.3.1.5, 6.2
• object identifiers
  • column and index 9.1.1.2
  • for object types 8.1.2
  • primary-key based 9.1.2.2
  • REFs 9.1.2
  • storage 9.1.2
  • system-generated 9.1.2.1
• object instances 1.3.1.1, 1.3.1.2
• object methods
  • calling in PL/SQL 3.2.2
• object-relational model
  • advantages 1.2
  • comparing objects 9.2
  • constraints 9.10
  • database key features 1.3.1
  • design considerations 9
  • key features 1.3
  • methods 1.3.1.3, 2.2
  • programmatic environments for 4, 4.7
• object replication
  • using logical standby 9.8.2
• object tables 1.3.1.4, 9.1.1.2
  • constraints 2.1.3
  • importing 4.9.1
  • indexes 2.1.5
  • row objects 1.3.1.4
  • triggers 2.1.6
  • virtual object tables 6.1
• object types 1.1, 2.3
  • See also: type inheritance
  • adding a nested table attribute 8.3.6
  • advantages 1.2
  • altering a type 8.3.4, 8.3.6
  • assignments across 2.3.19
  • attributes of 1.3.1.1
  • character length semantics 2.1.2
  • collection objects 6.6
  • collections 5.1
    • nested tables 5.1.7
    • variable arrays (VARRAYs) 5.1.5
  • column objects 1.3.1.4
  • column objects versus row objects 9.1.1
  • comparison methods for 2.2.2.2
  • constructor methods 1.3.1.3, 8.1.2
  • constructor methods for 2.2.4
  • creating 1.3.1.1
  • creating subtypes of 2.3.5.2
  • database key features 1.3.1
  • declaring in a PL/SQL block 3.1.2
  • dependencies 7.2
  • dependents 7.2.1, 8.3
  • evolution 1.3.1.13
  • evolving 8.3, 9.13.1
    • design considerations 9.11
  • example of privileges 7.1.4
  • Export and Import 4.9.1
  • FINAL or NOT FINAL 2.3.3
  • in columns 6.4
  • incomplete 7.2, 7.2.1, 7.2.2
  • indexes on column objects 2.1.5
  • indexing 8.2.1
  • inheritance 1.3.1.12, 2.3
  • initializing in PL/SQL 3.1.3
  • instances 1.3.1.1
  • instantiable 2.3.6
  • invoker-rights 9.6
  • key features 1.3
  • locking in cache 4.4.1
  • managing 7
  • methods 2.2, 2.2.2
  • methods in PL/SQL 4.3
  • mutually dependent 7.2.1
  • name resolution 2.1.8
  • nested tables 5.1.7
  • not instantiable 2.3.6
  • nulls 2.1.1
  • object references 6.8
  • Oracle type translator 4.5.5
  • performance tuning 7.4
  • privileges 7.1, 7.1.1
  • recompiling 7.2.3
  • remote access to 2.1.9, 6.12
  • row objects and object identifiers 6.6
  • schema privileges 7.1.2
  • specializing 1.3.1.12
  • SQLJ types 4.7.3
  • storage 8.1
  • substituting 2.3.11
  • subtypes 2.3.2
  • synonyms 7.3
  • table aliases 2.1.8.1
  • triggers 2.1.6
  • use of table aliases 2.1.8.1
  • utilities 4.9
  • variable arrays (VARRAYs) 5.1.5
  • views 1.3.1.11
• object views 1.3.1.11, 6
  • advantages of 6.1
  • circular references 6.13.1
  • defining REFs
    • for rows of object views 6.2
  • hierarchies 6.14, 9.13.3
    • privileges 6.14.3
    • querying in 6.14.2
  • modeling relationships 6.10, 6.13
  • multilevel collections in 6.6.2
  • nested tables 6.11.1
  • null objects in 6.5
  • OIDs with 6.7
  • REFs to 6.8
  • updating through INSTEAD OF triggers 6.11
• OCCI 4.6
• OCI
  • associative access 4.4.2
  • for Oracle objects
    • building a program 4.4.5
  • navigational access 4.4.3
  • object cache 4.4.4
  • OCIObjectFlush 6.3
  • OCIObjectPin 6.3
• ODP.NET, Oracle Developer Tools for Visual Studio 1.3.2
• ODT, Microsoft common language 1.3.2
• OIDs 9.1.2
• opaque data type 8.6
• opaque types and ANYDATA 8.4
• Oracle C++ Call Interface 4.6
• Oracle Data Provider for .NET 1.3.2
• Oracle JDBC
  • accessing Oracle object data 4.7.1
• Oracle objects
  • See: object-relational model
• Oracle SQLJ
  • data mapping for Oracle objects 4.7.2
• Oracle type translator (OTT) 4.5.5
• order methods 2.2.2.2.4, 9.2
• ORGANIZATION INDEX clause 5.2.1
• OTT 4.5.5
• outer-join syntax 5.3.1.2, 5.3.1.5
• overloading 2.3.9
  • and inheritance 3.3
  • methods 2.3.5, 2.3.9.1
  • user-defined constructors 8.5.4
• overriding
  • methods 2.3.5
  • user-defined constructors 8.5.4
• overriding methods 2.3.9

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P

• parallel query
  • objects 9.12
  • restrictions for Oracle objects 9.12
  • view objects 9.12
• partitioning 5.4
  • tables containing Oracle object 5.4
• piecewise operations on multilevel nested tables 5.3.2.2
• pkREFs 8.1.6
• PL/SQL
  • bind variables
    • object types 4.3
  • object views 6.3
  • using with objects 1.3.1.3
• polymorphism 1.3.1.11, 2.3.11, 9.13.2, 9.13.3
  • See also: substitutability
• POWERMULTISET_BY_CARDINALITY function 5.3.5.7
• POWERMULTISET function 5.3.5.6
• primary-key-based REFs 8.1.6
• privileges
  • acquired by role on object types 7.1.1
  • ALTER ANY TYPE on object types 7.1.1
  • checked when pinning object types 7.1.5
  • column level for object tables 7.1.5
  • DELETE on object types 7.1.5
  • DROP ANY TYPE on object types 7.1.1
  • EXECUTE ANY TYPE on object types 7.1.1, 7.1.3
  • EXECUTE ANY TYPE on object types with ADMIN OPTION 7.1.3
  • EXECUTE on object types 7.1.3
  • INSERT on object types 7.1.5
  • object types in types or tables 7.1.3
  • object types with CREATE TYPE 7.1.1
  • object types with INSERT 7.1.5
  • on object types 7.1, 7.1.1
  • SELECT on object types 7.1.5
  • system on object types 7.1.1
  • UNDER ANY TYPE on object types 7.1.1
  • UNDER ANY VIEW on object types 7.1.1
  • UPDATE on object types 7.1.5
• Pro*C
  • embedded SQL with user-defined data types 4.5.1
  • object cache 4.5.1
• Pro*C/C++
  • associative access 4.5.2
  • converting between Oracle and C types 4.5.4
  • navigational access 4.5.3
  • user-defined data types 4.4
• programmatic environments
  • for Oracle objects 4, 4.7

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Q

• queries
  • set membership 9.4.4.4
  • unnesting 9.4.1
  • varrays 9.4.3

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R

• recompilation
  • object types 7.2.3
• redefining
  • methods 2.3.9.2
• REF attributes 2.1.7
• REF columns 2.1.7
• references 1.3.1.6
• references See REFs 1.3.1.6
• REF function 2.4.5
  • manipulating objects in PL/SQL 3.2.5
• REFs 1.3.1.6
  • comparing 1.3.1.9
  • constraints on 2.1.7, 9.3.2
  • constructing from object identifiers 8.1.2
  • dangling 1.3.1.6.2, 1.3.1.7, 2.1.7
  • dereferencing 3.2.5
  • dereferencing of 1.3.1.7
  • implicit dereferencing of 1.3.1.7
  • indexes on 2.1.5
  • indexing 9.3.3.1
  • obtaining 1.3.1.8
  • pinning 6.3, 7.1.5
  • scoped 1.3.1.6.1, 2.1.7, 8.1.6, 9.3.3
  • size of 8.1.6
  • storage 9.3.1
  • substitutability 2.3.12.4
  • substitutability in 2.3.11
  • use of table aliases 2.1.8.1
  • WITH ROWID option 9.3.4
• remote databases
  • using with object types 2.1.9
• RESOURCE role
  • user-defined types 7.1.1
• return entire result sets
  • BULK COLLECT 5.3.3
• roles
  • DBA role 7.1.1
  • RESOURCE role 7.1.1
• row objects
  • storage 9.1.1.2

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S

• sample schemas, hr schema
• schemas
  • object data types 4.3
  • object types 1.3.1.1
  • qualifying column names 2.1.8.1
• scoped REFs 1.3.1.6.1, 8.1.6
• See also dereferencing 2.4.3, 3.2.5
• SELECT privilege
  • for object tables 7.1.5
• SELF parameter
  • methods 2.2.2.1
• SET function 5.3.5.8
• single inheritance 2.3
• SQL
  • support for object types 4.1
  • user-defined data types 4.1
    • OCI 4.4.1
• SQLJ
  • See: Oracle SQL
• SQLJ object types 4.7, 4.7.3, 9.13.4.1
  • See also: object types, Oracle SQLJ
  • creating 4.7.3.1
  • mapping Java classes 4.7.3.2
• static dispatch 2.3.5.3
• static methods 1.3.1.3, 2.2.3
• storage 9.1.2
  • column objects 9.1.1.1
  • nested tables 8.1.7
  • object tables 8.1
  • REFs 8.1.6
• storing nested tables 5.1.7.2
• Storing XMLTypes and LOBs in an ANYDATA column 8.4
• SUBMULTISET condition 5.3.4.3
• subprograms
  • overloading and inheritance 3.3
  • roles with invoker’s rights 9.7
• substitutability 2.3.11
  • attributes 2.3.11
  • collections 2.3.11
  • column and row 2.3.12, 8.2.1
  • constraining 2.3.16
  • dependencies 7.2.6
  • modifying 2.3.17
  • narrowing 2.3.19.3
  • OBJECT_ID 2.3.12.2
  • OBJECT_VALUE 2.3.12.2
  • restrictions on modifying 2.3.18
  • turning off 2.3.15
  • views 2.3.12
  • views and 9.13.3
  • widening 2.3.19.1
    • assignment widening 2.3.19.2
• substitutability of object types
  • with overloading 3.3
• substitutable columns
  • dropping subtypes 2.3.14
• subtypes
  • creating 2.3.5
  • dropping in substitutable columns 2.3.14
  • hierarchy 2.3
  • indexing attributes of 8.2.2
  • multiple 2.3.5.6
  • object types 2.3.2
  • specializing 9.13.1
  • with supertype attribute 2.3.12.3
• supertypes
  • attribute of subtype 2.3.12.3
  • base in hierarchy 2.3
• synonyms
  • object types 7.3
• SYS_TYPEID function 2.4.6, 8.2.1
• system privileges 7.1.1
  • See also: privileges
  • ADMIN OPTION 7.1.3
  • object types 7.1.1

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T

• TABLE
  • function 2.4.7
• Table Dependencies 7.2.4
• TABLE expression 5.1.7, 5.3.1.3
• TABLE expressions 5.3.1.2, 9.4.1
• TABLE expression subqueries
  • restrictions 5.3.1.2
• tables
  • aliases 2.1.8.1
  • constraints on object tables 2.1.3
  • functions 2.4.7
  • indexes on nested tables 2.1.5
  • nested tables 5.1.7
  • object tables 1.3.1.4
    • virtual 6.1
  • qualifying column names 2.1.8, 2.1.8.1
• transient data type 8.6
• TREAT function 2.3.12, 2.3.19.3, 2.4.4, 2.4.8, 8.2.2
• triggers
  • INSTEAD OF triggers
    • object views and 6.11
  • object types 2.1.6
• type dependencies 7.2.6
• Type Dependencies 7.2.4
• type evolution 1.3.1.13
  • See: object types
• type hierarchies 1.3.1.12, 2.3
  • methods in 2.2.2.2.6
• typeids 2.4.6, 8.2.1
• type inheritance
  • See: inheritance
  • finality 2.3.3
  • instantiability 2.3.6
  • methods 2.3.9
  • object types 2.3
  • specializing subtypes 2.3.2
• types
  • See: data types, object types

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U

• UNDER ANY TYPE privilege 7.1.1
  • See also: privileges
• UNDER ANY VIEW privilege 7.1.1
  • See also: privileges
• UNDER keyword
  • CREATE TYPE 2.3.5
• uninitialized object
  • how treated in PL/SQL 3.1.3
• unnesting queries 9.4.1
• unnesting queries to collections 5.3.1.3
• unnesting queries with multilevel collections 5.3.1.5
• UPDATE privilege
  • for object tables 7.1.5
• updates
  • object views 6.11
• UPGRADE..STORE AS 8.3.6
• user-defined aggregate functions 8.7
• user-defined constructors 8.5.3, 8.5.4
• user-defined data types 1.1
  • See: object types
• user-defined types
  • and remote databases 2.1.9
• utilities supporting objects 4.9

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V

• validation
  • object types 8.3.7
• VALUE function 2.4.9, 3.2.2
• variables
  • bind variables
    • object types 4.3
  • object variables 6.3
• varrays 5.1.5
  • accessing 9.4.3
  • creating 5.1.2
  • creating VARRAYs 5.1.10
  • increasing the number of elements 5.1.9
  • querying 9.4.3
  • storage 5.2.2, 9.4.2
  • updating 9.4.3
• views 6.11
  • See also: object views
  • object 1.3.1.11
  • substitutability 2.3.12
  • updatability 6.11

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W

• widening
  • and substitutability 2.3.19.1, 2.3.19.2

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X

• XML 4.8
• XMLType 5.1.5
• XMLTypes and LOBs in an ANYDATA column 8.4
• XMLType views 4.8