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May 6th, 2005, 12:34 AM
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IS or AS?
When creating stored procedures and functions, is there a difference between using IS and AS?
Example: Code:
create or replace package body banking is procedure new_acct ( acno IN NUMBER, name IN varchar) is begin Code:
create or replace procedure newPart(
pno IN OUT char,
thePrice IN OUT NUMBER,
part_description IN varchar,
quantity_on_hand IN OUT integer,
reorder IN OUT integer
)
as
newPno CHAR(8);
quan integer := 0;
BEGIN
These are two examples I've seen. Just wondering Randy
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May 6th, 2005, 11:27 AM
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Correct syntax is:
CREATE OR REPLACE AS PROCEDURE xxx IS CURSOR xxx IS FUNCTION xxxx RETURN xxx IS
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