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  1. PL/SQL is a block structured language that can have multiple blocks in it. Our PL/SQL tutorial includes all topics of PL/SQL language such as conditional statements, loops, arrays, string, exceptions, collections, records, triggers, functions, procedures, cursors etc.

  2. PL/SQL procedure example for beginners and professionals with examples on cursors, triggers, functions, procedures, strings, exceptions, arrays, collections, packages, transactions etc.

  3. PL/SQL function example for beginners and professionals with examples on cursors, triggers, functions, procedures, strings, exceptions, arrays, collections, packages, transactions etc.

  4. PL/SQL cursor example for beginners and professionals with examples on cursors, triggers, functions, procedures, strings, exceptions, arrays, collections, packages, transactions etc. Tutorials ×

  5. PL SQL interview questions for beginners and professionals with sql, tutorial, examples, insert, update, delete, select, join, database, table, join.

  6. Patterns in PL/SQL for beginners and professionals with examples on cursors, triggers, functions, procedures, strings, exceptions, arrays, collections, packages, transactions etc.

  7. PL/SQL is one of three key programming languages embedded in the Oracle Database, along with SQL itself and Java. In this tutorial, we'll give you a great understanding of PL/SQL to proceed with the Oracle database and other advanced RDBMS concepts.

  8. Conditional Statements in PL/SQL for beginners and professionals with examples on cursors, triggers, functions, procedures, strings, exceptions, arrays, collections, packages, transactions etc.

  9. PL/SQL variables for beginners and professionals with examples on cursors, triggers, functions, procedures, strings, exceptions, arrays, collections, packages, transactions etc. Tutorials ×

  10. PL/SQL facilitates programmers to catch such conditions using exception block in the program and an appropriate action is taken against the error condition. There are two type of exceptions: System-defined Exceptions. User-defined Exceptions. PL/SQL Exception Handling. Syntax for exception handling: