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  1. subtonez

    scope a view to a package

    is it possible to scope a view to a package like you would do with functions and/or procedures? I have a number of related views that I'd like to group together.
  2. subtonez

    connect to sql server db using oracle

    I am running oracle 9i and want to connect to a sql server database, and possibly link to it. Anyone know how? Similar to an oracle db link where you can join tables across oracle databases?
  3. subtonez

    Query Across Multiple Databases

    Hey, I found out how on my own: http://www.akadia.com/services/ora_dblinks.html
  4. subtonez

    Query Across Multiple Databases

    My problem is in setting up the link to the other database instance(s). I don't know how. Can you give me a quick-n-dirty method and/or point me to where I can find the method? I am using oracle 9i.
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    Query Across Multiple Databases

    Can anyone give a newbie a method for running a distributed query across multiple databases? for example: select * from database1.table db1, database2.table db2 where db1.some_column=db2.some_column
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    Type & learn C ___ a book I bought cheap to learn C. Help?

    Under Unix (as part of ANSI C), getchar() is part of <stdio.h>. You could comment out <conio.h>, as it is not used by this function. The one problem I see that will produce an error, is that you used an escape sequence incorrectly: while ((c = getchar()) != '/n') {}...
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    Free login to UNIX through TELNET

    Do you run Windows? Why not just get a free unix-on-windows environment? There's UWin (developed at AT&T, as was unix, C, C++. David Korn, creator of the korn shell (ksh) , as a developer), and Cygwin (which I use). Cygwin: http://sources.redhat.com/cygwin/ UWin...

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