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hello,
I’m using Oracle 10gR2 and i want to know what’s the differences between both because I take a look at the documentation and i find out there no differences.
any suggestions will be appreciated.
Hi,
binary_integerandpls_integerboth are same. Both are PL/SQL datatypes with range -2,147,648,467 to 2,147,648,467.Compared to
integerandbinary_integerpls_integervery fast in excution. Becausepls_intgeroperates on machine arithmetic andbinary_integeroperes on library arithmetic.pls_integercomes from oracle10g.binary_integerallows indexing integer for assocative arrays prior to oracle9i.