We use "create type" in our 11g database. Any tips for montoring/storing/managing these?
There are a few custom object types in our database. This is a new area for me.
Is there anything a DBA should be aware of when these are trickled throughout the database?
Thanks for feedback! Theresa
Is there anything a DBA should be aware of when these are trickled throughout the database?
Thanks for feedback! Theresa
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I'm not sure what your concern is. A database object is a database object. It might be tables, indexes, procedures or user defined types (UDT). I don't think there is anything special about UDTs over any other object.
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