yassinemannai
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Hi,
Can i insert a tuple in a table like this ligne of code:
insert into test(1,5,6) values (12,'yassine','mannai');
in the place of this :
insert into test(id,prenom,nom) values (12,'yassine','mannai');
thanks
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insert into test(1,5,6) values (12,'yassine','mannai');
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Hi,
Can i insert a tuple in a table like this ligne of code:
insert into test(1,5,6) values (12,'yassine','mannai');
in the place of this :
insert into test(id,prenom,nom) values (12,'yassine','mannai');
thanks
Unless Oracle has added a feature that I'm not aware of, that sort of positional referencing of columns is not allowed.
If you want this functionality I would write a stored procedure that accomplished the same thing. Input would be the table name, column positions, and update values. The procedure would translate the column positions into actual column names by querying dba_tab_columns, construct a valid insert statement using the column names, and then execute it
If you want this functionality I would write a stored procedure that accomplished the same thing. Input would be the table name, column positions, and update values. The procedure would translate the column positions into actual column names by querying dba_tab_columns, construct a valid insert statement using the column names, and then execute it
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