DYN6: Method 4 dynamic SQL with DBMS_SQL (PL/SQL Channel)

When you don't know the number of columns you are selecting or the number of placeholders that need binding, you are faced with method 4 dynamic SQL. And the solution to this very generic scenario is the DBMS_SQL package.
This video was taken from PLSQLChannel.com, originally recorded before Steven Feuerstein re-joined Oracle in March 2014.
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Practically Perfect PL/SQL with Steven Feuerstein
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[@abdullahshalaby3521]

I love you man. You're a life saver

[@jiteshkumarsingh9827]

Hi Steven , appreciate your efforts on this tutorial.As a beginer I am expecting a small program that could give me a clear picture how its really working before I jump to this code. .The videos goes well in the beginning but later it confuses me about the real objective. Your tutorials on PL/SQL are very good and helped me a lot in learning in PLSQL.I have recommended my PLSQL friends to watch your tutorials.My best wishes to you. Thanks , Jitesh

[@shraddham1319]

What privileges does a non-sys user need to access sys.dbms_sql package? I've given debug and execute privilege with grant option but it's still giving access denied error

[@balki8774]

25 minutes of video is too much for this.

[@sarfrazalam1811]

Your examples are too difficult for beginners..

[@PracticallyPerfectPLSQL]

I am sorry to hear this, Sarfraz. Can you point to anything in particular that you'd like me to cover more simply?