March 2008
Intermediate to advanced
458 pages
11h 25m
English
PL/SQL stored programming units are functions, procedures, packages, and triggers. Oracle maintains a unique list of stored object names for tables, views, sequences, stored programs, and types. This list is known as a namespace. Stored functions, procedures, and packages provide a way to hide implementation details in a program unit. While triggers work according to the same rules as functions and procedures, they serve a different purpose, which is covered in the next section of this appendix. Triggers also have their own separate namespace in Oracle, which means a trigger can have the same name as a table, view, stored program, sequence, or type.
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