Kosmos world

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Cassandra DB NYC 2011 World Tour. Great tutorial by Matt Dennis

http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B28359_01/appdev.111/b28370/dynamic.htm#BHCEBBAI Dynamic SQL is a programming methodology for generating and executing SQL statements at run time. It is useful when writing general-purpose and flexible programs like ad hoc query systems, when writing programs that must execute DDL statements, or when you do not know at compilation time the full text of a SQL statement or the number or data types of its input and output variables. PL/SQL provides two ways to write dynamic SQL: Native dynamic SQL, a PL/SQL language (that is, native) feature for building and executing dynamic SQL statements DBMS_SQL package, an API for building, executing, and describing dynamic SQL statements Native dynamic SQL code is easier to read and write than equivalent code that uses the DBMS_SQL package, and runs noticeably faster (especially when it can be optimized by the compiler). However, to write native dynamic SQL code, you must know at compile time t...