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DBMS_OUTPUT.GET_LINE is a procedure within Oracle’s DBMS_OUTPUT package, which is commonly used for debugging and displaying information in PL/SQL code. This package provides a way for the PL/SQL programs to communicate with the outside world by enabling the display of messages or outputs from PL/SQL blocks, procedures, functions, packages, and triggers. The GET_LINE procedure is…(Continue Reading)

DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE is a procedure in Oracle’s PL/SQL that allows developers to display output from PL/SQL blocks, procedures, functions, packages, and triggers. It’s part of the DBMS_OUTPUT package, which provides a way for PL/SQL programs to communicate with the outside world in a simple manner. This is especially useful during development and debugging phases, where developers…(Continue Reading)

The DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT procedure is part of Oracle’s DBMS_OUTPUT package, which is commonly used for debugging, logging, and displaying information from PL/SQL blocks, procedures, functions, packages, and triggers. The DBMS_OUTPUT package provides a way for the PL/SQL environment to communicate with the client application, typically SQL*Plus or another Oracle database tool that supports server output. The…(Continue Reading)

Oracle’s DBMS_OUTPUT package is a built-in PL/SQL package provided by Oracle Database that developers and DBAs commonly use for debugging purposes and to print messages or outputs from PL/SQL blocks, procedures, functions, packages, and triggers. The DBMS_OUTPUT package is especially useful during development and testing phases, where understanding the flow of execution and values of…(Continue Reading)

The DBMS_JOB.NEXT_DATE procedure within Oracle’s database management system is part of the DBMS_JOB package, which is used for scheduling and managing jobs in Oracle databases. The DBMS_JOB package itself is a legacy scheduling mechanism, as Oracle has introduced the more powerful and flexible DBMS_SCHEDULER in later versions. However, DBMS_JOB is still in use in many…(Continue Reading)