No, you can use PL/SQL tables for that. PL/SQL tables are the PL/SQL
equivalent of arrays in other languages (well, it's about as close as
you're going to get anyway).
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I want to create arrays of a user defined record in PL/SQL
Do I need nested tables/varrays and therefore the Object option : do I need
Enterprise
Version is 8.1.7
John
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