![6RETRIEVING DATA We can retrieve data using the SELECT command. Variables are used to store the values returned from the SELECT statement and hence have to be of the same datatype and be declared before use.SYNTAX:SELECT column, […column] INTO variable_name,[…variable_name]FROM table_nameWHERE { expression….};EXAMPLE:DECLAREeage NUMBER; BEGIN SELECT age INTO eage FROM InfoTable WHERE name = ‘bill’; DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(‘ Age of bill is : ‘ || eage); END](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/oracleppt7programsdone-100408081201-phpapp02/75/Oracle-PLSQL-Commands-6-2048.jpg)
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Oracle: PLSQL Commands
This document discusses various data manipulation techniques using PL/SQL including commenting code, using functions, operators, and commands like SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, and MERGE. It provides examples of declaring variables, selecting data into variables, inserting, updating, deleting records with the different commands. The last slide thanks the viewer and provides a link for more Oracle and data mining resources.
Oracle: PLSQL Commands
- 1. 1Using ORACLE®MANIPULATING DATAusing PL/SQL
- 2. 2COMMENTING CODEWe canadd comments to the PL/SQL .There are two types of comments:EXAMPLE: DECLAREeage NUMBER ; --This is a single line comment . number variable defined. BEGIN SELECT age INTO eage FROM InfoTable WHERE name = ‘bill’; /* A multiline command .Here the select command is defined */ END
- 3. 3FUNCTIONSThe functions availablein SQL can be used in PL/SQL code. Not all SQL function can be used in PL/SQL statements .The SQL functions unavailable in Pl/SQL statements are:DECODE function.All GROUP functions except the LEAST and GREATEST.EXAMPLE1:ename VARCHAR2(20) := INITCAP(‘bill’); --stores Bill in the variable ename.We can use data type conversion function in PL/SQL statements.EXAMPLE 2:mainphone NUMBER(10) := 9000000000;ename VARCHAR2(20);BEGINSELECT name INTO ename FROM InfoTable WHERE phone = TO_NUMBER(mainphone);END
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- 5. 5OperatorsEXAMPLES:profit BOOL; sp NUMBER; cpNUMBER;BEGINcp:= 1000;sp:= 1200;profit := ((sp – cp) > 100); -- finding if profit was above 100 or notEND
- 6. 6RETRIEVING DATA Wecan retrieve data using the SELECT command. Variables are used to store the values returned from the SELECT statement and hence have to be of the same datatype and be declared before use.SYNTAX:SELECT column, […column] INTO variable_name,[…variable_name]FROM table_nameWHERE { expression….};EXAMPLE:DECLAREeage NUMBER; BEGIN SELECT age INTO eage FROM InfoTable WHERE name = ‘bill’; DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(‘ Age of bill is : ‘ || eage); END
- 7. 7INSERT commandWe caninsert data into tables using the PL/SQL INSERT command.SYNTAX:INSERT INTO table_name(column , (…..column))VALUES(value , (…..value));EXAMPLE:BEGIN INSERT INTO InfoTable (name,age,phone) VALUES (‘micheal’,45,9666002203); END
- 8. 8UPDATE commandWe canupdate data in tables using the PL/SQL UPDATE comand.SYNTAX:UPDATE table_nameSET column = value, (…column = value);WHERE {expression };EXAMPLE: DECLAREeage NUMBER(5):=40; BEGIN UPDATE InfoTable SET age = eage WHERE name = ‘micheal’; END
- 9. 9DELETE commandWe candelete data from tables using the PL/SQL DELETE comand.SYNTAX:DELETE FROM table_nameWHERE { expression };EXAMPLE:BEGIN DELETE FROM InfoTable WHERE age = 45 ; END
- 10. 10MERGE COMMANDThe MERGEcomand is use to merge the data of one table into the data of another table.The merge command updates or inserts rows in order to make data in both rows similar.DECLAREename INFOTABLE.NAME%TYPE := ‘bill';BEGIN MERGE INTO addtable a USING infotable I Infotable ON (i.name =ename) WHEN MATCHED THEN UPDATE SETa.phone = i.phoneADDtable WHEN NOT MATCHED THEN INSERT VALUES(i.name,NULL,i.phone); END;ADDtable after MERGE
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