write a procedure to print a statement or number not
using "dbms_output.put_line" package.write a procedure
instead of it using procdure name as "print"
ex:-
declare
a number:=2;
begin
print(a);
end;
/* when U type above procedure 2 have to should be printed*/
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Answer Posted / chandra shekhar
As you said that DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE should not be used in given piece of your program, so it can be done by creating a procedure by name print as follows
create or replace procedure print(n number)
as
begin
dbms_output.put_line(n) ;
end ;
and then executing your piece of code i.e.
declare
a number:=2;
begin
print(a);
end;
Hope this is what u r question reflects ?
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