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ORACLE

Oracle Stored Procedures
By: Mooh The Cow
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    2005-01-03


    Table of Contents:
  • Oracle Stored Procedures
  • Before you start
  • Write a procedure
  • Create a procedure
  • Run a procedure
  • Change a procedure
  • Debug a procedure
  • Drop a procedure
  • What you have learned
  • Further reading

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    Oracle Stored Procedures - Before you start
    ( Page 2 of 10 )

    To make the most of this article, try out the code examples provided. You will need some basic software and skills.

    Your software checklist:

    • A text editor. The code examples were written with Microsoft ® Notepad version 5.1, supplied with the operating system called Microsoft ® Windows XP Professional.

    • A tool to submit Oracle SQL and PL/SQL statements to an Oracle database. The code examples were tested in Oracle's SQL*Plus tool, version 3.3.4.0.0 for Windows.

    • An Oracle database you can connect to with a user name and password. Your user name should be set up with the permission to write procedures: the CREATE PROCEDURE system privilege. The code examples were tested on an Oracle9i database, version 9.2.0.

    Your skills checklist:

    • Basic knowledge of SQL, the language used to manipulate (insert, update and delete) data in a relational database.

    • Basic experience using Oracle's SQL*Plus tool.

    • Basic experience using Oracle's PL/SQL programming language.

    Now, to get you started, let's learn how to write a procedure.



     
     
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