Oracle PL/SQL, 2nd edition
by Steven Feuerstein with Bill Pribyl


Here are the changes from the 5/98 reprint:


{90} bullet item 7, line 2:  changed "scale of +1" to "scale of
-1"

{106} second code sample, line 2:  changed

	SELECT isbn title

to

	SELECT isbn, title

{137} code segment, end of line 2:  changed *? to */

{163} line 7 from top of page:  changed "not explicitly open a
cursor" to "not explicitly close a cursor"

{220} bullet item 4, second paragraph:  changed "If the first
number is less than the second number" to "If the first number
is greater than the second number"

{265} code sample, line 16: removed this line

error_info VARCHAR2 (30); -- Info extracted from error_msg.

{268} paragraph 5, line 2:  changed

Execution of the current PL/SQL block halts immediately, and all
effects of the program are rolled back.

to

Execution of the current PL/SQL block halts immediately, and any
changes made to OUT or IN OUT arguments (if present) will be
reversed.  Changes made to global data structures, such as
packaged variables, and to database objects (by executing an
INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE) will <italic>not</italic> be rolled
back.  You must execute an explicit ROLLBACK in your exception
section to reverse the effect of DML operations.

{268} line -2 (now top of page 269):  changed "frontend" to
"front-end"