Difference between NO DATA FOUND and %NOTFOUND?



Difference between NO DATA FOUND and %NOTFOUND?..

Answer / nishi

NO_DATA_FOUND is pre defind exception of oracle. when we can't get any data from the table for any query. In that case we will get error.

%NOT FOUND is one of the attribute of explicit cursor. when can't get any data from explicit cursor in that case

%NOT FOUND will returns true otherwise it returns false.

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