May 2012
Intermediate to advanced
440 pages
9h 1m
English
A procedure is a derivative of PL/SQL block structure which is identified by its own specific name. It is stored as a schema object in the database and implements business logic in the applications. For this reason, procedures are often referred to as Business Managers of PL/SQL which not only maintain the business logic repository, but also demonstrate solution scalability and a modular way of programming.
The characteristics of procedures are as follows:
SELECT statement nor can it appear as a right-hand operand in an assignment statement. It has to be invoked from the executable section of a PL/SQL block as a procedural statement.IN, OUT, or IN OUTRead now
Unlock full access