This is a continuation of Object Orientation in Oracle. I guess I should have called it the Sorcerer of OOO. This is a technical entry.

Anyway, in part 1 I covered the basics of creating an Oracle object type and showing how it compared to a Java class. Today I’m going to cover the concepts of comparing objects and Inheritance. In part 3, I will cover type evolution and Polymorphism and in part 4 I will cover Object Views and Object Tables.

Comparing Objects

Many times, you will be working with multiple instances of the same object.