PL/SQL tutorial 38: Introduction to PL/SQL functions in Oracle Database

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Nice Explanation of Functions...Please add more videos related to Functions and Stored Procedures and there combined usage in packages..:)

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Create a pseudo function called pseudo_fun that accepts 2 parameters represented the height and width of a rectangle. The pseudo function should return the area and the perimeter of the rectangle. Create a second procedure called L4Q2 that accepts the two sides of a rectangle. The procedure will use the pseudo function to display the shape, the area and the perimeter. SQL > exec L4Q2(2,2) The area of a square size 2 by 2 is 4. It`s perimeter is 8. SQL > exec L4Q2(2,3) The area of a rectangle size 2 by 3 is 6. It`s perimeter is 10.

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Question 1: Create a procedure that accepts 3 parameters, the first two are of mode IN with number as their datatype and the third one is of mode OUT in form of Varchar2. The procedure will compare the first two numbers and output the result as EQUAL, or DIFFERENT. Create a second procedure called L8Q1 that accepts the two sides of a rectangle. The procedure will calculate the area and the perimeter of the rectangle. Use the procedure created previously to display if the shape is a square or a rectangle. The following are the example on how we execute the procedure and the expected output. SQL > exec L4Q1(2,2) The area of a square size 2 by 2 is 4. It`s perimeter is 8. SQL > exec L4Q1(2,3) The area of a rectangle size 2 by 3 is 6. It`s perimeter is 10.

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what about "IN " "OUT" AND "INOUT" option with paramiter

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Hi Manish can we insert update and delete data from function in oracle if yes please let us know how..

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Please show the function return multiple rows/columns in Oracle sir.

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Project Part 4 3% Question 1: Create a procedure that accepts 3 parameters, the first two are of mode IN with number as their datatype and the third one is of mode OUT in form of Varchar2. The procedure will compare the first two numbers and output the result as EQUAL, or DIFFERENT. Create a second procedure called L8Q1 that accepts the two sides of a rectangle. The procedure will calculate the area and the perimeter of the rectangle. Use the procedure created previously to display if the shape is a square or a rectangle. The following are the example on how we execute the procedure and the expected output. SQL > exec L4Q1(2,2) The area of a square size 2 by 2 is 4. It`s perimeter is 8. SQL > exec L4Q1(2,3) The area of a rectangle size 2 by 3 is 6. It`s perimeter is 10. Question 2: Create a pseudo function called pseudo_fun that accepts 2 parameters represented the height and width of a rectangle. The pseudo function should return the area and the perimeter of the rectangle. Create a second procedure called L4Q2 that accepts the two sides of a rectangle. The procedure will use the pseudo function to display the shape, the area and the perimeter. SQL > exec L4Q2(2,2) The area of a square size 2 by 2 is 4. It`s perimeter is 8. SQL > exec L4Q2(2,3) The area of a rectangle size 2 by 3 is 6. It`s perimeter is 10.

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