Create table dynamically with concatanated sysdate

Question

Hello,
i am trying to create a table dynamically using a sysdate concatanated i am getting an error. could anyone point me where i am doing wrong in scripts.
here is the script.
decalre
x varchar2(200)
begin
x:='CREATE table test_'||sysdate (pname varchar2(10), pnum number(9))''';
execute immediate x;
end;
appreciate any help.

Answer 1

EdStevens wrote:
Rodriguez wrote:
Yes, of course .
But unfortunately it is not good practice in real production systems :)Of course, the OP's entire approach, his entire design, is profoundly flawed, so why stop here?About using "interesting" identifier names in Oracle...
An interesting problem in doing basic o-o development in PL/SQL is that all classes (object types) need to have properties. So if you want a pure abstract class with static methods, you cannot create that without defining at minimum, a single property.
Work-around? Define a property that most PL/SQL developers will be unable to call and use even if they tend to abuse o-o classes. Define the property as a single space. E.g.
create or replace type TSomeAbstractClass is object(
  " " smallint,
  static method function Foo1 ...
) not final not instantiable;:-)