The IOracleArrayTypeFactory interface is used by ODP.NET to create arrays that represent Oracle Collections.
// C# public interface IOracleArrayTypeFactory
| Provider | ODP.NET, Unmanaged Driver |
| Assembly | Oracle.DataAccess.dll |
| Namespace | Oracle.DataAccess.Types |
| .NET Framework | 3.5, 4.0, 4.5 |
All public static methods are thread-safe, although instance methods do not guarantee thread safety.
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IOracleArrayTypeFactory members are listed in the following tables.
IOracleArrayTypeFactory Interface Methods
IOracleArrayTypeFactory interface methods are listed in Table 16-26.
Table 16-26 IOracleArrayTypeFactory Interface Methods
| Public Method | Description |
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Returns a new array of the specified length to store Oracle Collection elements |
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Returns a newly allocated |
IOracleArrayTypeFactory Interface methods are listed in Table 16-27.
Table 16-27 IOracleArrayTypeFactory Interface Methods
| Public Method | Description |
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Returns a new array of the specified length to store Oracle Collection elements |
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Returns a newly allocated |
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This interface method returns a new array of the specified length to store Oracle Collection elements.
// C#
Array CreateArray(int numElems);
numElems
The number of collection elements to be returned.
A System.Array object.
An Oracle Collection Type may be represented in either of the following ways:
As an array of the appropriate type. The type must be able to represent a collection element.
As a Custom Type that contains an array of the appropriate type.
In both cases, the CreateArray method creates an array of the specified length to store the collection elements.
This method returns a newly allocated OracleUdtStatus array of the specified length that will be used to store the null status of the collection elements.
// C#
Array CreateStatusArray(int numElems);
numElems
The number of collection elements to be returned.
A multi-dimensional OracleUdtStatus array as a System.Array.
An Oracle Collection Type can be represented in the following ways:
As an array of the appropriate type. The type must be able to represent a collection element.
As a Custom Type that contains an array of the appropriate type.
In both cases, the CreateStatusArray method creates an OracleUdtStatus array of the specified length that stores the null status of the collection elements.