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I create an Oracle directory object on Windoze with the following syntax: CREATE DIRECTORY MY_DATA AS 'C:\Oracle\data\mydata'; Is there any way in PL/SQL to query that directory object to get at the directory path string after it is in existence? AP. ----------------- |
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