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I have an oracle table which has following fields:
acct_nbr
sales_amt
Now I want to add a row_id kind of a field to my table, so that when I send out sales_amt , I can just send row_id, sales_amt, and not send out the acct_nbr to other people. But at the same time when someone comes back and asks me to verify sales_amt, I can ask the row_id from them and then use that to locate which acct_nbr they are talking about . Can u please share the code to create a row_id or a record_id kind of a column in my table.
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Posted on 2010-08-27 at 09:00:38ID: 34349508
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