Declaring cursors - Oracle Database Tutorial

Contents

• Introduction Introduction

  • Oracle Database PL/SQL: Why use it with Oracle Database 19c?

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  • Prerequisites

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• 1. PL/SQL Elements 1. PL/SQL Elements

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    Overview of PL/SQL

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• 2. Procedures and Functions 2. Procedures and Functions

  • Built-in PL/SQL procedures and functions

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    Creating functions

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    Creating procedures

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• 3. Declaration Section 3. Declaration Section

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    Declaring variables

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    Declaring cursors

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• 4. Security Model 4. Security Model

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    Invoker rights versus definer rights

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    How blocks define scope

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• 5. Conditional Statements 5. Conditional Statements

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    Programming contstructs: FOR loop

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    Programming constructs: WHILE loop

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    Programming constructs: LOOP

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    Programming constructs: IF statement

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    Programming constructs: CONTINUE and EXIT

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    New features of PL/SQL loop constructs

    3m 14s
• 6. Using SQL SELECT Statements 6. Using SQL SELECT Statements

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    Programming constructs: SELECT INTO and %ROWCOUNT

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    Running SQL statements: Static

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    Running SQL statements: Dynamic

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• 7. Error Handling 7. Error Handling

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    Error handling with EXCEPTION

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    User-defined exception types

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• 8. Leveraging User-Defined Types 8. Leveraging User-Defined Types

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    Declaring and using user-defined types

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    Using type with TABLE functions

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• Conclusion Conclusion

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    Keep going and connect

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