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PL/SQL Objects
User Defined Functions
Correct Syntax Function
Syntax of Function
Stored Function
Function Returning Value
Function Returning Number
Returning Boolean Value
Function Syntax Returning Boolean
PL/SQL Blocks Conclusion
Create Function
Create Procedure
Procedure Percentage Average
Procedures Calling Functions
Adding Procedure Function
Create Trigger
What is a trigger?
Trigger Procedure Distinction
Special Trigger Variables
Combination Insert, Update, Delete
Database Triggers Conclusion
Using Parameters
PL/SQL Parameter Uses
Sending Parameters SQL*Plus
PL/SQL Parameter Usage
Parameter Procedure Placement
Return Command Function
PL/SQL Cursor Parameters
SQL*Plus Conclusion
Create Oracle Package
What is a Package?
How Packages are Used
Making Package Specification
Making Package Body
Executing Package Components
Package Conclusion
Controlling Transactions
Executing Components of a Package - Exercise
On Your Own Exercise: Course project test your package
Objective:
Test the package you created on your own database.
Exercise Scoring
An On Your Own exercise is a good way for you to practice the skills you have just learned in this module.
It is not scored and it is an optional hands-on exercise that you can do if you have access to the optional hardware and software for this course.
Background and Overview
If you have a database and actually created a package in the PETSTORE schema in the previous lesson, go ahead and write the PL/SQL block to test your package. Look at the simulation in this lesson for hints.
Download files
Download the PETSTORE schema files from the Resources page if you plan to install them into your own database.
Instructions
Run the test on your own database at home.
Hints
If you need more hints, complete the simulation in this lesson.
