Help! modifying size of varchar2 in object-type

Hi,
Does anybody know a way to increase the size of a varchar2 attribute in an ORACLE object type without having to drop all object tables created from this type? I'm working on a ORACLE 8i (8.1.6) version and there are several millions of records stored in that table, and all I need to do is modify a varchar2(35) to varchar2(100).
Michael

This command don't work ?
alter table TABLE_NAME modify COLUMN_NAME varchar2(100);

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Tables consisted of Object Features...
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Pls mail to [email protected]
Thank you all,
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Hi Eddy,
Use sqlj tool, which generates java classes to
corresponding object types in oracle 8i. Use these
(or extend) classes to retrieve the data.
bye
MohanE
Eddy Lim (guest) wrote:
: Hi all?
: I use JDBC to connect to ORACLE 8i DB...
: it has various kind of New Features of Oracle 8( eg. Oject Type
: like REF, Nested Tables, VArray... ).
: So I'd like to retrieve some Table consisted of general Column
: and REF, Varray, Nested Tables... I succeeded retrieving the
: data from general table with only general columns like number,
: varchar2 consulting Manuals... I use Custom Java Classes
: inheriting CustumDatum Interface...
: However, I cannot find any other solution to get data from
: Tables consisted of Object Features...
: So I'd like to know how to configure Custom Java Classes to map
: to Object Type like Varray, Ref...
: In manual, there's only way to get data from olny the column
: which is Object type, I mean i'd like to know how to get whole
: column's data using Custom Java Classes...
: It will be really thankful if you mail the answer or sample
: codes to me...
: Pls mail to [email protected]
: Thank you all,
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