PL/SQL Function is same as PL/SQL Procedure, The only difference is that function must return a value and a procedure may or may not return a value
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Monday, 9 April 2018
PL/SQL Function
PL/SQL Function is same as PL/SQL Procedure, The only difference is that function must return a value and a procedure may or may not return a value
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Sunday, 6 March 2016
ADF Basics: Call PL/SQL Function with OUT parameter in ADF Application
Previous post was about calling PL/SQL Procedure with OUT parameters in ADF Application
ADF Basics: Call PL/SQL Procedure with OUT parameter in ADF Application
And this post is about calling PL/SQL Function with OUT parameters. Basic difference between a Function and Procedure is that Function must return a value but procedure may or may not return a value
So there is always one OUT parameter in PL/SQL Function
ADF Basics: Call PL/SQL Procedure with OUT parameter in ADF Application
And this post is about calling PL/SQL Function with OUT parameters. Basic difference between a Function and Procedure is that Function must return a value but procedure may or may not return a value
So there is always one OUT parameter in PL/SQL Function
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Monday, 14 September 2015
ADF Basics: Call PL/SQL Stored function in ADF Application
This post is about calling stored function in ADF Application , a very basic requirement. Many times we need to call a PL/SQL function in ADF app for any specific requirement.
In this post i am discussing same so for that i have created a PL/SQL function that takes EmployeeId as input parameter and return it's Employees Name (Using Oracle HR Schema)
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION FN_GET_EMPNAME(EMP_NO NUMBER) RETURN VARCHAR2 IS EMP_NAME VARCHAR2(50) := 'N'; BEGIN SELECT FIRST_NAME||' '||LAST_NAME into EMP_NAME FROM EMPLOYEES WHERE EMPLOYEE_ID=EMP_NO; RETURN EMP_NAME; END;
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