1 run a procedure stored on an Oracle database from the SQL*Plus tool supplied by Oracle. 2  change a procedure by re-creating it on the Oracle database. 3  debug a procedure by introducing, viewing and fixing a compilation error. 4  drop a procedure, a process which will permanently remove a procedure from an Oracle database.
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An Oracle stored procedure is a program stored in an Oracle database. Now this is unusual – we expect data in a database, but not programs! However, you will soon see how useful this can be. We often refer to an Oracle stored procedure as a procedure.
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At this time, you must use a SYSDBA connection to the database in order to deploy the stored procedure. If you do not have a SYSDBA connection available in the Data Connection node within the Oracle Developer Tools for Visual Studio .NET, the wizard will allow you to create one.
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Conclusion. In this introductory look at .NET stored procedure support in Oracle Database 10 g Release 2 for Windows, you have learned how .NET stored procedures are supported, how to configure the Oracle networking components, how to develop and deploy a .NET stored procedure, and how to debug a deployed procedure.
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You will learn to: 1  write a procedure in Oracle’s PL/SQL programming language using the Notepad text editor. 2  create a procedure on an Oracle database, a process which will automatically compile and save the procedure. 3  run a procedure stored on an Oracle database from the SQL*Plus tool supplied by Oracle.
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You will learn how .NET stored procedures are supported, how to install and configure the Oracle Database to enable support for .NET stored procedures, how to develop and deploy .NET stored procedures, and, finally, how to debug .NET stored procedures.
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Oracle Coherence. vs. BlueTalon. In a database management system (DBMS), a stored procedure is a set of Structured Query Language (SQL) statements with an assigned name that's stored in the database in compiled form so that it can be shared by a number of programs.
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An Oracle stored procedure is a program stored in an Oracle database. Procedures are written in the PL/SQL programming language. You can use the Notepad text editor to write a procedure. Save each procedure with a .sql file name extension.
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It submits SQL and PL/SQL statements to the Oracle database. The SQL statement CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE creates, compiles and saves a procedure on an Oracle database, regardless of whether the procedure contained compilation errors or not. Run a procedure stored on an Oracle database from the SQL*Plus tool.
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To the end user, a .NET stored procedure call appears to be no different than any other type of stored procedure call. In fact, a .NET stored procedure can be called from any environment where you could call a PL/SQL or Java stored procedure.
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where does oracle store stored procedures
Oracle store stored procedures in the Oracle database. Oracle does store stored procedures in Oracle database. Oracle stores stored procedures in Oracle database.