what is the order of pre-defined exceptions.
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Answer / roopesh kumar
We can directly handle them in exception section need not
to declare them. We need to declare them onle in case when
we want to put user friendly message instead of oracle's
default one.
Note: When others should be handle in last of exception
handling part of block.
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Answer / rajadurai r
There are 20 pre-defined exceptions.
When an exception is raised,normal execution of your PL/SQL
block or subprograms stops and control transfers to its
exception-handling part.
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Answer / rahul khanke
pre defined exception u should not have to declare in
declare section
ex. dul_value_error
when_duplicate_row
etc
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Answer / chandra shekher
User Defined exceptions are executed prior to system
defined exceptions.
User defined exceptions are executed in the order in which
they are defined.
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Answer / avi007
order of preddfined exceptions is to first catch the
exception in begin end; block
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Answer / suresh somayajula
In these we will use 19+1 exceptions.
it means " When Others " is the last exception in
pl/sql block.execution will be end at When Others exception
Stmt.
suresh.
suresh.somayajula@gmail.com
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