Domain for data type in Oracle 8i database

Hi Sir,
Does Oracle database supports domain creation for data type.
for example, can I create a domain called shorttext which is VARCHAR2(50). Then when I specify a data type for a column in table, then I just declare the column as domain.
eg. address SHORTTEXT;
--where SHORTTEXT is a domain.
How is this implemented in Oracle database and supported by front end tools like Oracle Developer 6.0.
Hope someone can provide some clear explanation on this.
Thanks.

The ordimagesignature is not something you can see or hear. It is strictly binary metadata about the image, used only to compare images to each other.
What are you trying to do?
Larry

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: How to do it if there is no auto-increment data type in Oracle
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