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It is not programming language, PL is a procedural language

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Programming languages can be categorized into different types, like procedural languages and others. So, while "PL" might not refer to a specific programming language, it's still a term used in the context of procedural languages.

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Maam i m have done civil engineering but i wanted to make my career in IT , is PLSQL have good carreer scope ???

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it is a correct PLSql can embedded in SQL

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Yes, PL/SQL can be embedded in SQL. PL/SQL (Procedural Language/SQL) is an extension of SQL that allows you to write procedural code, such as loops and conditions, within SQL statements. You can embed PL/SQL blocks inside SQL statements for tasks like triggers, functions, procedures, and even anonymous blocks that execute complex logic on the database.

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