Category PLSQL

PL/SQL (Procedural Language for SQL) is Oracle’s proprietary extension to standard SQL. It combines the data manipulation power of SQL with the procedural capabilities of a programming language. PL/SQL allows developers to write complex database-centric applications by incorporating variables, conditions, loops, error handling, and modular programming constructs like procedures and functions. This language is tightly integrated with Oracle databases, enabling efficient data processing and transaction management.

utl_file.fopen Parameters in Oracle

In Oracle utl_file.fopen is a function, which opens a file on the server by returning its file handle. Function utl_file.fopen parameters in Oracle are as follows: utl_file.fopen Syntax UTL_FILE.FOPEN ( location IN VARCHAR2, filename IN VARCHAR2, open_mode IN VARCHAR2, max_linesize…

PL/SQL – Raise Application Error Example

An example is given here to raise application error (raise_application_error) in PL/SQL stored procedure if the certain condition does not match. The program will raise an exception if the commission (comm) is null in EMP table for given employee number…

How to Execute Function in Oracle With Parameters

In Oracle, you can execute a function with parameters via the following ways: 1. Execute The Function Using Select Statement SELECT get_emp_job (7566) FROM DUAL; Output GET_EMP_JOB(7566) —————————————- MANAGER 1 row selected. 2. Execute The Function Using PL/SQL Block SET…