Another way to use %ROWTYPE in PostgreSQL variables is using RECORD as the data type of a variable. Below is the same example as above, but displaying “emp” table data using RECORD type. postgres=# CREATE PROCEDURE example4 () AS $$ postgres$# DECLARE postgres$# eid_var emp.eid%TYPE...
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There are many tricks to generate rows in Oracle Database. The easiest is the connect by level method: You can use this to fetch all the days between two dates by: * Subtracting the first date from the last to get the number of days * Generate this man
For queries that return more than one row, you can explicitly declare a cursor to process the rows individually.A cursor is a handle to a specific private SQL area. In other words, a cursor can be thought of as a name for a specific private SQL area. A PL/SQL cursor variable enables...
Often you receive a CSV string that you need to convert to rows. To do this with SQL you need to: Generate a row for each value For each row N, extract the value at position N from the string You can do this in Oracle Database with a query like: ...
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I’ve always appreciated the CREATE OR REPLACE functionality in Oracle for views, packages and triggers, and I’ve often wanted a similar CREATE OR REPLACE TABLE. Many times, I’ll find myself needing to quickly drop and re-create a table while I’m designing it. ...
Often I want to open an empty script file and test/run random scripts. In this case, I want to run a simple for while loop but first I need to declare a variable, but MySQL is giving me a syntax error: BEGIN DECLARE @@count int; ...