CRITICAL SKILL 6.4
Write PL/SQL Programs in SQL*Plus
When we write PL/SQL programs, we have a couple of options on how to run a program. A program may be run directly in SQL*Plus (or some other SQL environment), or it can be stored in the database and then run from a SQL environment or a program. When you store a program in the database, we call this a stored program or stored object. We’ll cover this later in the chapter. For now let’s discuss how to write a program using SQL*Plus.
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