July 2006
Intermediate to advanced
560 pages
12h 57m
English
Now that you understand the basics of the PL/SQL language, it's time to learn more about the different types of programs you can create with PL/SQL, including anonymous PL/SQL blocks, procedures, functions, packages, and database triggers.
The previous examples in this chapter are all anonymous PL/SQL blocks. An anonymous block is a PL/SQL block that appears within your application. An anonymous PL/SQL block has no name and is not stored in the database. The application simply sends the block of code to the database server for processing at run time.
Several exercises in this chapter taught you how to declare and use PL/SQL subprograms (procedures and functions) within ...
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