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How to merge two INDEX BY tables?

CGMSFeb 23 2010 — edited Feb 23 2010
Hi All,

Is there any way to merge the two INDEX BY tables?

i tried MULTISET UNION DISTINCT from the below link:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/oramag/oracle/03-sep/o53plsql.html

I got the PLS:00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'MULTISET_UNION_DISTINCT' error.

Code:

declare

TYPE rec_nbrchk IS TABLE OF test.rec_nbr%TYPE
INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;

rec_nbr_chk rec_nbrchk;
mlcl_scope_chk rec_nbrchk;
all_chk rec_nbrchk;

begin

all_chk := (rec_nbr_chk )
MULTISET UNION DISTINCT
(scope_chk);
end;

Thanks in advance.

Suresh.

Comments

EdStevens

This really has nothing to do with SQL Developer (the subject of this forum). It is a much better fit in SQL & PL/SQL.
And just as a side comment, storing 'age' as data is a flawed design. The 'age' of everyone and every thing is increasing by the day, if not by the second. What is your plan to keep 'age' current? Better to store 'date of birth' and the calculate 'age' when needed at run-time.

User_H3J7U

The 'age' of everyone and every thing is increasing by the day, if not by the second.
Sometimes the age stops increasing.
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EdStevens

Pour me one!
Of course, that's not actually the age, but the amount of time it was 'aged' in the barrel before bottling.

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