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-`exclude(a_items varchar2)` - item or comma separated list of items to exclude
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-`include(a_items ut_varchar2_list)` - table of items to include
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-`exclude(a_items ut_varchar2_list)` - table of items to exclude
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-`unordered` - ignore order of data sets when comparing data. Default when comparing data-sets with `to_inclide` /`to_contain`
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-`unordered` - ignore order of data sets when comparing data. Default when comparing data-sets with `to_contain`
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-`join_by(a_columns varchar2)` - column or comma separated list of columns to join two cursors by
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-`join_by(a_columns ut_varchar2_list)` - table of columns to join two cursors by
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-`unordered_columns` / `uc` - ignore the ordering of columns / attributes in compared data-sets. Column/attribute names will be used to identify data to be compared and the position will be ignored.
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## Unordered
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Unordered option allows for quick comparison of two cursors without need of ordering them in any way.
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Unordered option allows for quick comparison of two compound data types without need of ordering them in any way.
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Result of such comparison will be limited to only information about row existing or not existing in given set without actual information about exact differences.
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## Join By option
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The `join_by` syntax enables comparison of unordered cursors by joining cursor data using specified columns.
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The `join_by` syntax enables comparison of unordered compound data types by joining data using specified columns.
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You can join two cursors by defining join column(s) that will be used to uniquely identify and compare rows.
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You can join two compound data types by defining join column(s) that will be used to uniquely identify and compare data rows.
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With this option, framework is able to identify which rows are missing, which are extra and which are different without need to have both cursors uniformly ordered.
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When the specified join column(s) are not unique, join will partition set over rows with the same key and join on row number as well as given join key.
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The extra or missing rows will be presented to user as well as all non-matching rows.
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