This appendix contains the following sections:
With a few exceptions, the gateway provides full support for Oracle DELETE
, INSERT
, SELECT
, and UPDATE
statements.
The gateway does not support Oracle data definition language (DDL) statements. No form of the Oracle ALTER
, CREATE
, DROP
, GRANT
, or TRUNCATE
statements can be used. Instead, use the pass-through feature of the gateway if you need to use DDL statements against the Teradata database.
See Also:
Oracle Database SQL Language Reference for detailed descriptions of keywords, parameters, and options.The DELETE
statement is fully supported. However, only Oracle functions supported by Teradata can be used.
See Also:
"Functions Supported by Teradata" for a list of supported functions.The INSERT
statement is fully supported. However, only Oracle functions supported by Teradata can be used.
See Also:
"Functions Supported by Teradata" for a list of supported functions.The SELECT
statement is fully supported, with these exceptions:
CONNECT BY
condition
NOWAIT
START WITH
condition
WHERE
CURRENT
OF
The UPDATE
statement is fully supported. However, only Oracle functions supported by Teradata can be used. Also, you cannot have SQL statements in the subquery that refer to the same table name in the outer query. Subqueries are not supported in the SET
clause.
See Also:
"Functions Supported by Teradata" for a list of supported functions.All functions are evaluated by the Teradata database after the gateway has converted them to Teradata SQL.
Oracle SQL functions with no equivalent function in Teradata are not supported in DELETE
, INSERT
, or UPDATE
statements, but are evaluated by the Oracle database if the statement is a SELECT
statement. That is, the Oracle database performs post-processing of SELECT
statements sent to the gateway.
If an unsupported function is used in a DELETE
, INSERT
, or UPDATE
, statement, the following Oracle error occurs:
ORA-02070: database db_link_name does not support function in this context
The gateway translates the following Oracle database functions in SQL statements to their equivalent Teradata functions:
Oracle | Teradata |
---|---|
= |
= |
> |
> |
< |
< |
>= |
>= |
<= |
<= |
<> , != , ^= |
<> , != |
IS NOT NULL |
IS NOT NULL |
IS NULL |
IS NULL |
Oracle | Teradata |
---|---|
ABS |
ABS |
EXP |
EXP |
LOG(a, b) |
LOG10(b) / LOG10(a) |
POWER |
** |
SQRT |
SQRT |