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RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR associates an error number with an error text. Therefore, when working with the RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR there is no need to create an exception name. |
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RAISE_APPLICTION_ERROR has two required parameters, error_number and error_text. The keep_error is an optional parameter that is usually omitted. |
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Generally, Oracle associates negative numbers with runtime errors. For user-defined exceptions, the range of such numbers is from −20,000 to −20,999. |
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