At 06:47 PM 6/7/00 -0400, Cary O'Brien wrote:
thanks for the response. oid is equivalent to oracle rowid.
I think there is a fundamentel difference between oid and rownum.
Oid is just a serial number. Rownum is a long string that tells
oracle where exactly the row is. So *I think* rownum
At 06:47 PM 6/7/00 -0400, Cary O'Brien wrote:
thanks for the response. oid is equivalent to oracle rowid.
I think there is a fundamentel difference between oid and rownum.
Oid is just a serial number. Rownum is a long string that tells
oracle where exactly the row is. So *I think*
thanks for the response. oid is equivalent to oracle rowid.
I think there is a fundamentel difference between oid and rownum.
Oid is just a serial number. Rownum is a long string that tells
oracle where exactly the row is. So *I think* rownum can be
used for fast lookups, where oid,
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mikeo wrote:
thanks for the response. oid is equivalent to oracle rowid.
IMHO,tid is equivalent to Oracle's rowid.
rownum can be used similar to the limit option of select in postgres
