Types of Variables in PL/SQL.
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Types of Variables in PL/SQL:
1) Scalar.
2) Composite.
3) Reference.
4) LOB (large objects).
1) Scalar Data Types:
1) Scalar.
2) Composite.
3) Reference.
4) LOB (large objects).
1) Scalar Data Types:
- They holds a single value.
- Main data types are those that correspond to column types in oracle server tables.
- Supports Boolean variables.
2) Composite data types:
- A variable of a composite type contains one or more scalar variables.
- Composite data types are similar to structures in ‘C’ language.
- They help in keeping all the related data items together as one collection.
3) Reference Data types:
- They hold values, acting as pointers, which designate other program items.
- They are very essential when manipulating collection of data items in sub programs.
4) LOB data types:
- They holds values called locations, specifying the location of large objects that are stored out of line in the PL/SQL program.
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