create or replace procedure my_proc (
emp_id number,
plan_id number,
grp_id number
) is
begin
blah, blah, blah;
end;
===
v_emp_id number := 1;
v_plan_id number := 2;
v_grp_id number := 3;
Positional parameters:
my_proc( v_emp_id, v_plan_id, v_grp_
create or replace my_demo_proc (param_1 in varchar2, param_2 in number) is
begin
null;
end;
Now param_1 and param_2 are named parameters but
begin
my_demo_proc('ABC', 20);
end;
/
The "ABC" and 20 are actual parameters. Named parameters are also known as
formal parameters.
_
Jared,
I'm trying to read the Oracle documentation on Forms. (It's a 1,300-page
PDF file... I'm on page 20, which, after the table of contents, is really
about page 1 or 2.) So PL/SQL, I guess.
Thanks,
JoJo
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "JoJo Zawawi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED
Context Jojo, context!
Are you talking about PL/SQL, Oracle RDBMS init files,
something else?
Sounds like PL/SQL to me, but that would be Named
parameter and Positional Parameter.
Jared
On Tuesday 09 April 2002 20:23, JoJo Zawawi wrote:
> Hi again, folks!
>
> Can someone please define:
>
> N
