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how can i find out the bitwise OR in oracle

Res
hi all,

would you please help me to do a bitwise or .

i need to findout the bitwise or of a variable and 1 to 7 numbers.

is there any built in functions like BITAND available in oracle.

thanks in advance
Jul 19 '05 #1
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hi all,

would you please help me to do a bitwise or .

i need to findout the bitwise or of a variable and 1 to 7 numbers.

is there any built in functions like BITAND available in oracle.

thanks in advance


Res,

Have a look at the UTL_RAW package with the BIT_OR subprogram on p.161-7 of
the "Oracle 10g PL/SQL Packages and Types Reference" manual.

Douglas Hawthorne
Jul 19 '05 #2

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