You need to expose the nested table in the FROM clause using the table()
function. You can then reference attributes of the collection:
SQL> select g.title
2 from game_table g
3 , table(g.gametheme) gt
4 where gt.theme = 'Action';
TITLE
--------------------------------------------------
Star Wars
SQL>
"what if I then needed to retrieve rows with multiple Themes i.e Action, FPS?"
Apologies for the clunky solution but I need to go to work now. I may post a more elegant solution later.
SQL> select * from game_table
2 /
TITLE
--------------------------------------------------
GAMETHEME(THEME)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Star Wars
THEME_TYPE(THEME_GAME('Action'), THEME_GAME('FPS'))
Uncharted 3
THEME_TYPE(THEME_GAME('Action'), THEME_GAME('Puzzle'))
Commander Cody
THEME_TYPE(THEME_GAME('Fun'), THEME_GAME('Puzzle'))
SQL> select g.title
2 from game_table g
3 , table(g.gametheme) gt
4 , table(g.gametheme) gt1
5 where gt.theme = 'Action'
6 and gt1.theme = 'FPS' ;
TITLE
--------------------------------------------------
Star Wars
SQL>
This alternative approach won't work with your current type because VARRAY does not support member of
. But it would work if the collection was a Nested Table.
select g.title
from game_table g
where 'Action' member of g.gametheme
and 'FPS' member of g.gametheme
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