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How to write exception while using in explicit Cursor?

Asked by Suriyaraj_Sudalaiappan in PL / SQL, Oracle 9.x, SQL Query Syntax

Tags: SQL, PL/SQL

Hi,
I have a table like sample_t2. It contains the value like below.
id name sal
1 A 1000
1 B 2000
1 C 3000
2 C 3000
I have wriiten one procedure like when i give ID as input parameter it return the name and sal values. If i give id 1 it will return all id 1 values. For that i have used cursor. I am attaching the procedure in the document file. When i give id 3, it is not returning any exception like no data found, etc. For more information see the document.Start Free Trial

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Procedure for Sample id

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How to write exception while using in explicit Cursor?

Asked by Suriyaraj_Sudalaiappan in PL / SQL, Oracle 9.x, SQL Query Syntax

Tags: SQL, PL/SQL

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