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Re: DDS vs DDL. Record format level

On Wed, Oct 18, 2017 at 2:08 PM, Troy Hyde <troy.hyde@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Our GUI application is
written in Java using Hibernate.



Would you be referring to the Java client that uses the SWING GUI?



Our Java programmers are experiencing an
issue that has to do with the SQL cache that they claim is a non-issue for
SQL tables.


What if your Java programmers were to switch to referencing SQL views
rather than DDS physical files?



This is another attempt to resolve a problem I actually
inquired on (very poorly) several years ago.


Coy's reference to a possible corrupt *SQLPKG sounded more plausible to me
than any alleged differences between DDS and DDL defined tables.

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