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The Ultimate Guide to Oracle Cloud

Infrastructure 2020 Enterprise Workloads


Associate 1Z0-1088-20

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 2020 Enterprise Workloads Associate 1Z0-1088-20 Certification


Exam Credential Package subprograms must be qualified with package names when invoked from
outside the package, which ensures that their names will always work when
invoked from outside the package.
For example, suppose that you developed a schema-level procedure named
CONTINUE before Oracle Database 11g . Oracle Database 11g introduced the
CONTINUE statement. Therefore, if you ported your code to Oracle Database
11g , it would no longer compile. However, if you had developed your procedure
inside a package, your code would refer to the procedure as
package_name.CONTINUE, so the code would still compile.
Note:
Oracle Database supplies many PL/SQL packages to extend database
functionality and provide PL/SQL access to SQL features. You can use the
supplied packages when creating your applications or for ideas in creating your
own stored procedures. For information about these packages, see Oracle
Database PL/SQL Packages and Types Reference.
See Also:
Oracle Database Concepts for general information about packages
Oracle Database PL/SQL Language Reference for more reasons to use
packages
Oracle Database PL/SQL Language Reference for complete information
about PL/SQL packages
Oracle Database PL/SQL Packages and Types Reference for complete
information about the PL/SQL packages that Oracle provides
5.3 About PL/SQL Identifiers
Every PL/SQL subprogram, package, parameter, variable, constant, exception, and
declared cursor has a name, which is a PL/SQL identifier.
The minimum length of an identifier is one character; the maximum length is 30
characters. The first character must be a letter, but each later character can be either
a letter, numeral, dollar sign ($), underscore (_), or number sign (#). For example,
these are acceptable identifiers:
About PL/SQL Data Types
Every PL/SQL constant, variable, subprogram parameter, and function return value
has a data type that determines its storage format, constraints, valid range of values,
and operations that can be performed on it.
A PL/SQL data type is either a SQL data type (such as VARCHAR2, NUMBER, or
DATE) or a PL/SQL-only data type. The latter include BOOLEAN, RECORD, REF
CURSOR, and many predefined subtypes. PL/SQL also lets you define your own
subtypes.
A subtype is a subset of another data type, which is called its base type. A subtype
has the same valid operations as its base type, but only a subset of its valid values.
Subtypes can increase reliability, provide compatibility with ANSI/ISO types, and
improve readability by indicating the intended use of constants and variables.
The predefined numeric subtype PLS_INTEGER is especially useful, because its
operations use hardware arithmetic, rather than the library arithmetic that its base type
uses.
You cannot use PL/SQL-only data types at schema level (that is, in tables or
standalone subprograms). Therefore, to use these data types in a stored subprogram,
you must put them in a package.
Chapter 5
About PL/SQL Data Types
5-4
See Also:
Oracle Database PL/SQL Language Reference for general information
about PL/SQL data types
Oracle Database PL/SQL Language Reference for information about the

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