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Oracle Forms Developer – Form Builder Reference, Volume 1

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This is an optional parameter. If not specified, the<br />

default value is non-persistent.<br />

source_table An existing PL/SQL table that is used to establish the<br />

bounds and values of the newly-created variant table.<br />

The source table can be of any type.<br />

arrspec Indicates which selected element or elements of a source<br />

table are to be used in the creation of the new variant.<br />

The lower bound always starts at 1. For more<br />

information, see Specifiers for OLE Arrays.<br />

This is an optional parameter. If not specified, the entire<br />

source table or source variant is used.<br />

var An existing OLE variant whose value is to be given to<br />

the new variant. (This source variant may be a table.)<br />

Usage Notes<br />

• This function first creates an empty variant and then gives it a value. It offers a combined version of<br />

the CREATE_VAR and SET_VAR operations.<br />

• This TO_VARIANT function can also be thought of as the inverse version of the VAR_TO_*<br />

function.<br />

• Note that the OLEVAR version of this function differs from the NUMBER, VARCHAR2, and table<br />

versions in that it uses an existing OLE variant as the source, rather than a PL/SQL equivalent value.

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