Initializing varray's

I have multiple open/close times for one day, and I want to keep a week of them (this is a PL/SQL only problem, the data isn't going to the database). I did this by creating a record for the day, then a varray for the week, e.g.

TYPE day_sched is RECORD (
open1 int,
close1 int,
open2 int,
close2 int,
...
close6 int);
TYPE week_sched is VARRAY(7) OF day_sched;
i_week_sched week_sched;

My question is: is it possible to initialize i_week_sched with one command, or do I have to do a loop, or what? The only thing I've been able to get to work is to define another variable that is a day_sched, initialize each of the variables in that record, then initialize the weekly schedule, i.e.
i_day_sched day_sched;
i_day_sched.open1 := 0;
i_day_sched.close1 := 0;
...
i_week_sched := week_sched(i_day_sched, i_day_sched...);

I feel sure there's an easier way to do this, but I haven't been able to find it from the PL/SQL manual or from the Complete Reference.

Thanks,

Vince

Hi Vince,

I had problems finding docco on this as well. Here's what you're looking for:

DECLARE
TYPE day_sched IS RECORD(open1 PLS_INTEGER, close1 PLS_INTEGER,
open2 PLS_INTEGER, close2 PLS_INTEGER);
TYPE week_sched IS VARRAY(7) OF day_sched;

i_week_sched week_sched;
BEGIN
-- Initialise
i_week_sched := week_sched();
-- Add an element
i_week_sched.EXTEND;
-- Insert an element
i_week_sched(i_week_sched.LAST).open1 := 1;
-- Add an element
i_week_sched.EXTEND;
-- Insert an element
i_week_sched(i_week_sched.LAST).open1 := 2;
-- Print the elements
FOR i IN i_week_sched.FIRST..i_week_sched.LAST
LOOP
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(i_week_sched(i).open1);
END LOOP;
END;

Cheers,
CM