To return a value from a DML command (for example, a newly generated ID from an INSERT), you can use a PL/SQL block with the RETURNING INTO clause. This requires configuring an output bind variable.
Vinish Kapoor is an Oracle ACE Pro, software developer, and founder of Vinish.dev, known for his expertise in Oracle. Vinish Kapoor is an Oracle ACE Pro, software developer, and founder of Vinish.dev, ...
Have you experienced breaking an app because you forgot to add or update new database objects? That’s one hell of a disruption to your users. Doing some Oracle schema compare could have avoided the ...
SVG Images Generator PL/SQL package provides functionality to quickly and efficiently generate SVG images directly from the Oracle database. It requires no additional resources and it is developed in ...
Abstract: Performance engineering is a vital aspect in PL/SQL programming, as most of the Database associated applications are built with PL/SQL Code. There subsists many ways of writing PL/SQL ...
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