Hey Manish, You are doing a great job by explaining pl/sql code basics. I request you to continue uploading other concepts soon. I know in order to gain knowledge better we need to practice them. Can you please also provide some exercises on these topics or a link where we can refer them. Also please share more practical scenarios and advance concepts. Thanks a lot !!
Hi Manish, First of all thanks a lot for your tutorials, can we expect IN and OUT parameter concepts used in procedures in your tutorials. thanks in advance :)
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Yes Off course you can In fact, using packages to group database objects such as triggers, functions, and procedures is a best practice in Oracle development. By encapsulating triggers within a package, you can improve code modularity, reduce naming conflicts, and improve performance by avoiding unnecessary parsing of code. Here is an example CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE my_package AS PROCEDURE my_procedure; -- Define trigger within the package body CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER my_trigger AFTER INSERT ON my_table FOR EACH ROW BEGIN -- write your Trigger logic here END; END my_package; /
