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The Oracle DBMS_PIPE package is an intrinsic part of the Oracle Database, providing a powerful mechanism for inter-process communication (IPC) between sessions within the same Oracle database instance. This feature enables different sessions to communicate with each other by sending and receiving messages through a virtual pipe. It’s a particularly useful tool for applications that…(Continue Reading)

The SET SERVEROUTPUT ON command is a directive used in Oracle SQLPlus and Oracle SQL Developer, which are tools for interacting with Oracle databases. This command enables the display of output from PL/SQL code, such as the output from the DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE procedure, directly in the SQLPlus or SQL Developer console. This feature is particularly useful…(Continue Reading)

The DBMS_OUTPUT.DISABLE procedure in Oracle Database is part of the DBMS_OUTPUT package, which is commonly used for debugging and displaying output from PL/SQL code blocks, procedures, and functions. The package provides a way for developers to collect debugging information or to print out a trace of execution steps in PL/SQL code. When you execute PL/SQL…(Continue Reading)

Oracle’s DBMS_OUTPUT package is a built-in PL/SQL package that provides a way for the PL/SQL blocks, subprograms, triggers, and packages to send output to a buffer that can be read by another session. This is especially useful during the development and debugging phases of PL/SQL program units. Among its various procedures, the ENABLE procedure is…(Continue Reading)

DBMS_OUTPUT.NEW_LINE is a procedure provided by Oracle’s DBMS_OUTPUT package, which is commonly used for debugging and displaying output from PL/SQL code blocks, procedures, and triggers. The DBMS_OUTPUT package provides a way for the PL/SQL programs to communicate with the outside world by enabling them to send output to a buffer that can be accessed by…(Continue Reading)