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This is legal syntax in Oracle:
create domain x as int; create table t (x int domain x); -- Explicit syntax here
The purpose is probably to override the domain's base type, e.g.
create domain x as number(3); create table t (x number(4) domain x);
It's not unlikely that other RDBMS also support such a syntax, given that a domain can be used also to inherit CHECK constraints.
CHECK
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This is legal syntax in Oracle:
The purpose is probably to override the domain's base type, e.g.
It's not unlikely that other RDBMS also support such a syntax, given that a domain can be used also to inherit
CHECK
constraints.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: