Database Interaction with PL/SQL: User defined Exceptions, Nested Blocks

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Database Interaction with PL/SQL: User defined Exceptions, Nested Blocks

This is part 7 of a series of articles focusing on database interactions with
Oracle PL/SQL. In my previous article, I gave an introduction to exception
handling and went through some predefined exceptions. In this article, we
will focus on user defined exceptions in PL/SQL and some tips for working with
exceptions efficiently.

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