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Posted 07/09/2007 11:45:25 PM
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It would be a killer app for me to have the DDT work against Oracle.  Generate Oracle SPs and Packages, etc.  That would be sweet.

Keith

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Posted 07/10/2007 9:20:07 AM


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I didn't read this until I posted on your other thread.  More than likely the DDT will never have Oracle support.  There is very little demand and this would be a HUGE undertaking...as it was with SQL.  But Oracle is not as friendly   I guess I had forgotten that you were using Oracle.  I will keep that in mind in the future when posting towards your data questions.
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Posted 07/10/2007 2:33:49 PM
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Yes, using Oracle is complex and PAINFUL.  Try doing a normal SELECT stored procedure.  You have to create ref cursors and packages and package bodies. 
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