List of Examples

• 3-1 Accessing SQLXML Data
• 4-1 Accessing SYS.ANYTYPE Type
• 4-2 Creating a Transient Object Type Through PL/SQL and Retrieving Through JDBC
• 4-3 Calling a PL/SQL Stored Procedure That Takes an ANYTPE as IN Parameter
• 4-4 Accessing an Instance of ANYDATA from the Database
• 4-5 Inserting an Object as ANYDATA in a Database Table
• 4-6 Selecting an ANYDATA Column from a Database Table
• 8-1 Using SYS Login To Make a Remote Connection
• 9-1 Using SSL Authentication to Connect to the Database
• 9-2 Using a Data Source to Connect to the Database
• 9-3 Setting Data Encryption and Integrity Parameters
• 9-4 Using Kerberos Authentication to Connect to the Database
• 9-5 Using RADIUS Authentication to Connect to the Database
• 20-1 Using Implicit Statement Cache
• 21-1 Oracle Update Batching
• 21-2 Standard Update Batching
• 21-3 Premature Batch Flushing
• 21-4 Defining Column Types
• 21-5 TABLE_REMARKS Reporting
• 23-1 Enabling DRCP on Client Side Using Universal Connection Pool
• 24-1 Creating a Message and Setting a Payload
• 24-2 Enqueuing a Single Message
• 24-3 Dequeuing a Single Message
• 25-1 Continuous Query Notification
• 26-1 Finding Out the Outcome of an LTXID
• 31-1 Database Startup and Shutdown
• A-1 Binding Types Declared In PL/SQL Packages
• A-2 Creating Struct Objects for Database Table Rows
• B-1 Example of Sample Code Using Oracle RAC FAN API
• E-1 Basic JDBC Program to Connect to a Database in Five Different Ways