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Call PL/SQL function
How to call a PL/SQL function in another PL/SQL function? Is it possible? Give example?
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Send Email from Oracle Procedure
How to send Email via PL/SQL Procedure?
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SQL Query Tuning Considerations
While tuning SQL query what should be taken into consideration?
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BulkBind
What Is BulkBind? When it is used?
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Auto Commit
When we insert new values into the table using loops. Is it going to be auto commit or do we need to commit manually?
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Call a Procedure in Trigger
How to call a Procedure in Trigger and if any exception occurs in trigger then How do we rollback it?
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Access Cursor Output
How to access cursor output from web application and present the record set in tabular form?
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Select Multiple Information
How to select multiple data from different tables which do not have related constraints?
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SQL Statments in Packages
If you have to call same piece of code at many places in a package, How do you achieve this without calling the function many times?
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Query Nested Table Data
How to query nested table column of a table without using table function?
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PL/SQL Synonym
What are the advantage of Synonym in PL/SQL
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Package Without Body
What is the use of a package without body?
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Index Work
How does index work? How to check whether Index is pickup?
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User Defined Exception Handler
Suppose a programmer creates a user defined exception handler Invalid_Number in declare block with type EXCEPTION and raise this exception in begin block. Then how will you access the user defined exception and same system defined exception (i.e Inavlid_Number)
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Call External Procedure
How to call an external-procedure from a package?
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Write ONLY ONE SQL statement which produces the following output
DEPARTMENT_ID EMP_COUNT DEPT_PERCENTAGE
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Overloading procedure - all parameters are default
If there are 2 overloaded procedure, one among then have 1 IN parameter and another have 2 parameters. Both procedures parameters are of default type.
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