Oracle® Database SQL Language Reference 11g Release 1 (11.1) Part Number B28286-01 |
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An object access expression specifies attribute reference and method invocation.
object_access_expression::=
The column parameter can be an object or REF
column. If you specify expr
, then it must resolve to an object type.
When a type's member function is invoked in the context of a SQL statement, if the SELF
argument is null, Oracle returns null and the function is not invoked.
Examples The following example creates a table based on the sample oe.order_item_typ
object type, and then shows how you would update and select from the object column attributes.
CREATE TABLE short_orders ( sales_rep VARCHAR2(25), item order_item_typ); UPDATE short_orders s SET sales_rep = 'Unassigned'; SELECT o.item.line_item_id, o.item.quantity FROM short_orders o;