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Do not use "temp" as a table name
Hemant K Chitale
Member Posts: 15,753 Blue Diamond
In the "Oracle Machine Learning with Autonomous Database Workshop" , at Lab-3 Step-2 the table name for the Machine Learning Models is "TEMP" with the column name "MY_MODEL" for the BLOB
Please do not use "TEMP" as a Table Name. This very confusing.
I suggest the Table Name "MY_ML_MODEL" to store the BLOB