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How to use VARRAY and NESTED TABLES in Oracle Stored procedures / packages

Hi

My name is Aravind. I would like to know how VARRAY and NESTED TABLES can be used in Oracle Stored Procedures / Packages.

Please treat this as urgent

Aravind
Jan 10 '07 #1
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