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Asked: May 23, 20262026-05-23T20:19:26+00:00 2026-05-23T20:19:26+00:00

Is is possible to join to an Oracle table valued function? SELECT * FROM

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Is is possible to join to an Oracle table valued function?

SELECT 
   *
FROM 
  SOME_TABLE a
INNER JOIN 
  TABLE(GET_TABLE_LIST()) b ON = a.COL_A = b.COL_A
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    2026-05-23T20:19:27+00:00Added an answer on May 23, 2026 at 8:19 pm

    You can, yes. Since I don’t have your get_TrfrmEngMachineInfoT function, I’ll create my own collection and join it to the EMP table in the SCOTT schema

    SQL> create or replace type typ_person
      2      as object (
      3        person_id number,
      4        person_name varchar2(30)
      5      );
      6  /
    
    Type created.
    
    SQL> create or replace type tbl_person
      2    as table of typ_person;
      3  /
    
    Type created.
    
    SQL> ed
    Wrote file afiedt.buf
    
      1  create or replace function get_person_list
      2    return tbl_person
      3  is
      4    l_people tbl_person;
      5  begin
      6    select typ_person( empno, ename )
      7      bulk collect into l_people
      8      from emp;
      9    return l_people;
     10* end;
    SQL> /
    
    Function created.
    
    SQL> select p.*
      2    from emp e
      3         join table( get_person_list() ) p on (p.person_id = e.empno);
    
     PERSON_ID PERSON_NAME
    ---------- ------------------------------
          7623 PAV
          7369 smith
          7499 ALLEN
          7521 WARD
          7566 JONES
          7654 MARTIN
          7698 BLAKE
          7782 CLARK
          7788 SCOTT
          7839 KING
          7844 TURNER
          7876 ADAMS
          7900 SM0
          7902 FORD
          7934 MILLER
          1234 FOO
    
    16 rows selected.
    
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