• 3-1        Creating a JavaScript Module in the Database
• 3-2        Create a Call Specification for a Public Function
• 3-3        Public and Private Functions in a JavaScript Module
• 3-4        Providing JavaScript Source Code Using a BFILE
• 3-5        Providing JavaScript Source Code Using a CLOB
• 3-6        Specification of a VERSION string in CREATE MLE MODULE
• 3-7        Addition of JSON Metadata to the MLE Module
• 3-8        Drop an MLE Module
• 3-9        Drop an MLE Module Using IF EXISTS
• 3-10      Alter an MLE Module
• 3-11      Externalize JavaScript Module Source Code
• 3-12      Find MLE Modules Defined in a Schema
• 3-13      Map Identifier to JavaScript Module
• 3-14      Import Module Functionality
• 3-15      List Available MLE Environments Using USER_MLE_ENVS
• 3-16      List Module Import Information Using USER_MLE_ENV_IMPORTS
• 4-1        Using the Q-Quote Operator to Provide JavaScript Code Inline with PL/SQL
• 4-2        Loading JavaScript code from a BFILE with DBMS_LOB.LOADCLOBFROMFILE()
• 4-3        Loading JavaScript Code from a BFILE by Referencing an MLE Module from DBMS_MLE
• 4-4        Returning the Result of the Last Execution
• 5-1        Use an MLE Environment to Map an Import Name to a Module
• 5-2        Function Export using Named Exports
• 5-3        Function Export Using Export Keyword Inline
• 5-4        Export a Class Using a Default Export
• 5-5        Named Export of Single Function
• 5-6        Module Object Definition
• 5-7        Named Imports Using Specified Identifiers
• 5-8        Named Imports with Aliases
• 5-9        Default Import
• 5-10      Default Import with Built-in Module
• 6-1        Creating MLE Call Specifications
• 6-2        Simple Inline MLE Call Specification
• 6-3        Inline MLE Call Specification Returning JSON
• 6-4        Execution Context Dependencies
• 6-5        Show JavaScript Call Specification Metadata
• 6-6        OUT and IN OUT Parameters with JavaScript
• 7-1        Getting Started with the MLE JavaScript SQL Driver
• 7-2        Use Global Variables to Simplify SQL Execution
• 7-3        Selecting Data Using Direct Fetch: Arrays
• 7-4        Selecting Data Using Direct Fetch: Objects
• 7-5        Fetching Rows Using a ResultSet
• 7-6        Using the Iterable Protocol with ResultSets
• 7-7        Updating a Row Using the MLE JavaScript SQL Driver
• 7-8        Using Named Bind Variables
• 7-9        Using Positional Bind Variables
• 7-10      Using the RETURNING INTO Clause
• 7-11      Performing a Batch Operation
• 7-12      Calling PL/SQL from JavaScript
• 7-13      SQL Error Handling Inside a JavaScript Function
• 7-14      Error Handling Using JavaScript throw() Command
• 7-15      Inserting JSON Data into a Database Table
• 7-16      Use JavaScript to Manipulate JSON Data
• 7-17      Inserting a CLOB into a Table
• 7-18      Read an LOB
• 7-19      Using JavaScript Native Data Types vs Using Wrapper Types
• 7-20      Overriding the Global oracledb.fetchAsPlsqlWrapper Property
• 8-1        SODA with MLE JavaScript General Workflow
• 8-2        Opening an Existing Document Collection
• 8-3        Fetching All Existing Collection Names
• 8-4        Filtering the List of Returned Collections
• 8-5        Dropping a Collection
• 8-6        Creating SODA Documents
• 8-7        Inserting a SODA Document into a Collection
• 8-8        Inserting an Array of Documents into a Collection
• 8-9        Finding a Document by Key
• 8-10      Looking up Documents Using Multiple Keys
• 8-11      Using a QBE to Filter Documents in a Collection
• 8-12      Using skip() and limit() in a Pagination Query
• 8-13      Specifying Document Versions
• 8-14      Counting the Number of Documents Found
• 8-15      Replacing a Document in a Collection and Returning the Result Document
• 8-16      Removing a Document from a Collection Using a Document Key
• 8-17      Removing JSON Documents from a Collection Using a Filter
• 8-18      Creating a B-Tree Index for a JSON Field with SODA for In-Database JavaScript
• 8-19      Creating a JSON Search Index with SODA for In-Database JavaScript
• 8-20      Dropping an Index with SODA for In-Database JavaScript
• 8-21      Generating a Data Guide for a Collection
• 8-22      Use SODA for In-Database JavaScript
• 9-1        JSON Template for Specifying Debugpoints
• 9-2        JSON Template for Specifying Watch Action
• 9-3        JSON Template for Specifying Snapshot Action
• 9-4        Watching a Variable in an MLE Module
• 9-5        Enabling Debugging of an MLE Module
• 9-6        Obtain Textual Representation of Debug Output
• 9-7        Throwing ORA-04161 Error and Querying the Stack Trace
• 9-8        Redirect stdout to CLOB and DBMS_OUTPUT for MLE Module
• 9-9        Redirect stdout to CLOB and DBMS_OUTPUT for Dynamic MLE
• 10-1      Runtime State Isolation Scenario
• 10-2      Using Bind Variables Rather than String Concatenation
• 10-3      Use DBMS_ASSERT to Verify Valid Input
• 10-4      Using Bind Variables Rather than String Concatenation
• 10-5      Use DBMS_ASSERT to Verify Valid Input
• 10-6      Business Logic Stored in MLE Modules
• 10-7      Generic Data Processing Libraries
• 10-8      Use Generic Libraries in Business Logic
• A-1        Use VECTOR Data Type with MLE