I know you said to ignore, but I want to note for any that follow. You can use select into with as many values as necessary, but you need the same abount of values (and of compatible data types) in the INTO clause as there were in the select clause.
I would also note, that if all you are doing is a SELECT statement, that no commit is necessary. Commit is only used to apply INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE statements to the database. Also note that if DDL is run (like ALTER, CREATE, DROP) a commit is automatically applied to the database.
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by: tech_questionPosted on 2006-07-03 at 11:57:15ID: 17032972
Acutally I tried this and it worked - so please ignore the question No INTO v_Account_No, v_Master_Account_No
SELECT Account_No,Master_Account_