How to copy command in stored procedure in oracle?

by scotty_walker , in category: MySQL , a month ago

How to copy command in stored procedure in oracle?

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by dalton_moen , a month ago

@scotty_walker 

To copy a command in a stored procedure in Oracle, you can simply include the command that you want to copy within the body of the stored procedure. Here is an example of how you can do this:

  1. Open your Oracle SQL Developer or SQL*Plus.
  2. Create a new stored procedure or open an existing one.
  3. Within the body of the stored procedure, you can copy the command by typing or pasting it directly into the procedure.
  4. Save the stored procedure with the copied command included.


Here is an example of how you can copy a command in a stored procedure:

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CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE copy_command AS
BEGIN
  -- Copying the command
  INSERT INTO employees_copy
  SELECT * FROM employees;
END;
/


In this example, the command INSERT INTO employees_copy SELECT * FROM employees; is copied within the body of the stored procedure copy_command. Save the stored procedure to store the command within it.


Please note that you may need to adjust the syntax and logic of the command depending on your specific requirements and the structure of your database tables.