Oracle 9i,differs from SQL:1999 in that if two methods have the same name but different signatures (i.e.number,types,and order of parameters)there is no overriding of the methods in Oracle9i.

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In Oracle 9i, methods with the same name but different signatures (differing in number, types, and order of parameters) are considered as overloaded methods, not overridden. Overriding pertains to methods in subclasses having the same signature as in the superclass, which is a concept more aligned with object-oriented programming languages rather than SQL standards or database method implementations.

Oracle 9i,differs from SQL:1999 in That If Two Methods Have