Embarasing

[SeGamysa]

sorry for the bother.
Just wondering if any one new of any really good tutorials for advanced PL/SQL.
I look for advanced stuff and alot of these online tutorials barley ever go past saynested select statements(if they get that far.)
well any was just wondering.
this isn't priority.
It's just that I forgot how to do curtain procedures and so on.
Thanks for any help.

:D :D

[SeGamysa]

Originally posted by Dave Clark
What is the PL part?

Dave

nothing really
just used to typing it that way force of habit from writing test in schools.
well I guess what I'm really need is more of something that I can use for refrencing I some itmes confuse myself when i code more then anything else.

:o

[SeGamysa]

Originally posted by Dave Clark
That PL must be the specific brand (flavor) of SQL. There is mySQL, MS/SQL (Server), Access/SQL, etc... SQL stands for Structured Query Language. What does the PL stand for?

Dave
Procedural Language
to tired at the moment to type up my definition so I got one thats a tad more accurate then what i would explain it as.


PL/SQL is Oracle's Procedural Language extension to SQL. PL/SQL's language syntax, structure and data types are similar to that of ADA. The PL/SQL language includes object oriented programming techniques such as encapsulation, function overloading, information hiding (all but inheritance). PL/SQL is commonly used to write data-centric programs to manipulate data in an Oracle database.

-Sega-