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    Table functions are used to return PL / SQL collections that mimic tables. They can be queried like a regular table by using the table function in the FROM clause. Regular table functions require collections to be fully populated before they are returned. This can be a problem as large collections can waste a lot of memory and take a long time to return the first row.

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    Table functions are used to return PL / SQL collections that mimic tables. They can be queried like a regular table by using the table function in the FROM clause. Regular table functions require collections to be fully populated before they are returned. This can be a problem as large collections can waste a lot of memory and take a long time to return the first row.

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    Table Functions

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    clemensbretzke
    Table functions are used to return PL / SQL collections that mimic tables. They can be queried like a regular table by using the table function in the FROM clause. Regular table functions require collections to be fully populated before they are returned. This can be a problem as large collections can waste a lot of memory and take a long time to return the first row.

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    Table Functions

    Table functions are used to return PL/SQL collections that mimic tables. They can be queried like a regular table by using the TABLE function in the FROM clause. Regular table functions require collections to be fully populated before they are returned. Since collections are held in memory, this can be a problem as large collections can waste a lot of memory and take a long time to return the first row. These potential bottlenecks make regular table functions unsuitable for large Extraction Transformation Load (ETL) operations. Regular table functions require named row and table types to be created as database objects.

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