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// Create a VARRAY type
    stmt.execute("CREATE TYPE char_varray AS VARRAY(10) OF VARCHAR(20)");

    // Create an OBJECT type
    stmt.execute ("CREATE TYPE oracle_object AS OBJECT(column_string VARCHAR(128), column_integer INTEGER)");

    StringBuffer sql = new StringBuffer("CREATE TABLE oracle_all_types(");
    //                    Column Name          Oracle Type          Java Type
    sql.append("column_short         SMALLINT, ");          // short
    sql.append("column_int           INTEGER, ");           // int
    sql.append("column_float         REAL, ");              // float
    sql.append("column_double        DOUBLE PRECISION,");   // double
    sql.append("column_bigdecimal    DECIMAL(13,2), ");     // BigDecimal
    sql.append("column_string        VARCHAR2(254), ");     // String
    sql.append("column_charStream    LONG, ");          // CharacterStream
    sql.append("column_bytes         RAW(3000), ");     // byte[]

    sql.append("column_binarystream  RAW(2000), ");     // BinaryStream
    sql.append("column_timestamp     DATE, ");          // Timestamp
    sql.append("column_clob          CLOB, ");          // Clob
    sql.append("column_blob          BLOB, ");          // Blob
    sql.append("column_bfile         BFILE, ");         // oracle.sql.BFILE
    sql.append("column_array         char_varray, ");   // oracle.sql.ARRAY
    sql.append("column_object        oracle_object)"); // oracle.sql.OBJECT

    stmt.executeUpdate(sql.toString());

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20.35.Oracle
20.35.1.Connect with Oracle's JDBC Thin Driver
20.35.2.Create an Oracle Table to Store Java Types (Using Statement Objects)
20.35.3.Execute Method
20.35.4.Rollback a transaction
20.35.5.Creating an Oracle Table to Store Java Types
20.35.6.Creating a Stored Procedure or Function in an Oracle Database
20.35.7.Create procedure myprocin with an IN parameter named x.
20.35.8.Create procedure myprocout with an OUT parameter named x
20.35.9.Create procedure myprocinout with an IN/OUT parameter named x; x is an IN parameter and an OUT parameter
20.35.10.Create a function named myfunc which returns a VARCHAR value; the function has no parameter
20.35.11.Create a function named myfuncin which returns a VARCHAR value; the function has an IN parameter named x
20.35.12.Create a function named myfuncout which returns a VARCHAR value;
20.35.13.Create a function named myfuncinout that returns a VARCHAR value
20.35.14.Creating an OBJECT Type in an Oracle Database
20.35.15.Inserting an OBJECT Value into an Oracle Table
20.35.16.Get list of stored procedure names
20.35.17.Store and retrieve an object from a table