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Fix typo #374

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Fix typo #374

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Fix typo
jeandelavarene Jul 12, 2024
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gvenzl Jul 31, 2024
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10 changes: 5 additions & 5 deletions java/jdbcdriver-virtual-threads/src/main/java/com/oracle/dev/jdbc/PipelineVectorDemo.java
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* the text data. The embeddings are requested from Oracle Cloud's Generative
* AI service.
* </li><li>
* The {@link #searchTableText(Connection, List)} method executed pipelined SELECT
* The {@link #searchTableText(Connection, List)} method executes pipelined SELECT
* queries on virtual threads. The queries use the VECTOR_DISTANCE function of
* Oracle Database to perform a similarity search against vector embeddings.
* </li></ol>
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* </p><p>
* A key thing to note about this demo is how many threads all share one JDBC
* connection, and use it to execute SQL operations concurrently. Normally, that
* would not be possible: Synchronous APIs like
* {@link PreparedStatement#execute()} block the calling the thread until all
* previous SQL opeations have completed. Concurrent SQL is possible because
* this demo uses pipelined database calls. Pipelined calls only available
* would not be possible: synchronous APIs like
* {@link PreparedStatement#execute()} block the calling thread until all
* previous SQL operations have completed. Concurrent SQL is possible because
* this demo uses pipelined database calls. Pipelined calls are only available
* through Oracle JDBC's Reactive Extensions API, with methods like
* {@link OraclePreparedStatement#executeAsyncOracle()}.
* </p>
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