Answer / swapnareddy

Declaration Block(optional)
Begin
Executable Block
exception Block(optional)
end;

Answer / manojbatra071

whenever we create stored procedure the syntax is:
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE proc_name
AS/IS
(declare variables inside this block)
BEGIN
perform whatever u want in stored procedure
EXCEPTION
(perform the steps if any errors occur than what to do )
END;

therefore the blocks are as/is , begin,exception and end

Answer / pronobesh

Actually there are 3 blocks
1) Declartion Block - Starts with AS right after CREATE
PROCEDURE <Proc Name>
2) Execution Block - Starts with BEGIN and ends with END
ahere the actual execution happen.
3) Exception Block - Where we catch the procedure error.

Hope this clarifies.

Answer / guest

Begin
--This section must contain atleast one executiable
statment.


Exception
end ;

Answer / sachin

create /alter proc nameof procedure
as/is
beging
statment
EXCEPTION
end

Answer / eshwer

Declaration block
Execution block
Exception block

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