How the execution will be done in exceptions?
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Answer / madhuri
Execution is exception is done in many ways.
An exception occurs when there is something wrong in the
code of pl/sql block.
Exception can be raised either in declarative,executable or
in exception section itself.
In case of nested blocks when an exception occurs in inner
block,it will try to find its handle in the same block,if
not then control comes out of inner block and executes the
handler in the outer block.
When exception occurs in declarative and exception
section,then control is propagated to the next outer block.
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Answer / swapna
We use exceptions to check the status of our procs .. like
what to do if the things are not going smoothly as
expected . ie we insert errors in audit tables with
user,date-time,err code.
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