Where can a variable be assigned values in PL/SQL?
Where can a variable be assigned values in PL/SQL?
The battleships were all waiting in the harbour ready for action.
The battleships were all waiting in the harbour ready for action.
What is a package in PL/SQL?
What is a package in PL/SQL?
What are composite variables in PL/SQL?
What are composite variables in PL/SQL?
How can a PL/SQL block be executed?
How can a PL/SQL block be executed?
Which of the following is true about PL/SQL programs?
Which of the following is true about PL/SQL programs?
How does an execution block start and end in PL/SQL?
How does an execution block start and end in PL/SQL?
What is the scope of a local declaration?
What is the scope of a local declaration?
He kept saying he didn't do it but in the end he said he had done it.
He kept saying he didn't do it but in the end he said he had done it.
How can values be assigned to a variable in PL/SQL?
How can values be assigned to a variable in PL/SQL?
What is an anonymous block in PL/SQL?
What is an anonymous block in PL/SQL?
What are the different types of identifiers?
What are the different types of identifiers?
I know you are very sorry that you broke the pot but accidents will happen.
I know you are very sorry that you broke the pot but accidents will happen.
What is an identifier in PL/SQL?
What is an identifier in PL/SQL?
How many parts of a PL/SQL block are optional?
How many parts of a PL/SQL block are optional?
Which command should be used to turn on the output of PL/SQL commands in SQL*Plus?
Which command should be used to turn on the output of PL/SQL commands in SQL*Plus?
Which of the following is not allowed in an identifier name?
Which of the following is not allowed in an identifier name?
Which of the following is not a subtype of PLS_INTEGER datatype?
Which of the following is not a subtype of PLS_INTEGER datatype?
Which of the following are inherited by the referencing value from the referenced value while using a %TYPE attribute to declare variables?
Which of the following are inherited by the referencing value from the referenced value while using a %TYPE attribute to declare variables?
How are multi-line comments defined in PL/SQL?
How are multi-line comments defined in PL/SQL?