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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-95933-2ts to Java for you. You also learned, through examples, how to use JPublisher to generate custom classes that implement either SQLData or ORAData interfaces that allow you to retrieve and manipulate objects stored in the database. In the next chapter, we will examine how to use collections and references in a JDBC program.

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Der Energieumsatz unter Curarewirkung,ing static SQL to dynamic SQL when you have a choice. You also learned about invoker rights and definer rights modes in PL/SQL, and when to use each mode. You then looked at PL/SQL debugging techniques and enhanced a custom PL/SQL package called debug, using which you can instrument your Java and PL/SQL code.

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Performance Toolkit,explained elsewhere in this book. I recommend revisiting the code for these utilities once you’ve grasped the underlying concepts from the later chapters..In the next chapter, we’ll look at some of the fundamental concepts related to Oracle that every Oracle application programmer (including JDBC programmers) should be familiar with.

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Using Strongly Typed Interfaces with JPublisher,ts to Java for you. You also learned, through examples, how to use JPublisher to generate custom classes that implement either SQLData or ORAData interfaces that allow you to retrieve and manipulate objects stored in the database. In the next chapter, we will examine how to use collections and references in a JDBC program.

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