Here is an example of the Pro*C program to connect to the Oracle Database. Pro*C Program Example - Connect to Oracle Database The below Pro*C program will connect to the Oracle database and will execute the stored procedure YourDBProc. #include ...
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Oracle PL/SQL: Check if record exists
Below are the examples to check if a record exists using PL/SQL in Oracle. Check if record exists using the Count() function The following Oracle PL/SQL block will use the count() function in implicit cursor to count the records for ...
Oracle: Running a Procedure in Background
In this Oracle tutorial, you will learn how to run a procedure in the background using DBMS_SCHEDULER. Running a procedure in the background means that the stored procedure will run asynchronously. You can run multiple procedures in the background, which ...
Oracle: Get DDL for Constraints using dbms_metadata.get_ddl() Function
Sometimes there is a requirement to get the DDL statement for constraints only in Oracle. To do this you can use the dbms_metadata.get_ddl() function. Below are the examples: Get DDL for Constraints using dbms_metadata.get_ddl() Function in Oracle Below is an ...