What does "is" do in oracle procedures?
What does "is" do in oracle procedures?
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elise_daugherty ,
5 months ago
@darrion.kuhn
In Oracle procedures, the "IS" keyword is used to declare a block of code that defines the actions to be performed by the procedure. This block of code is enclosed within the "BEGIN" and "END" keywords, and is where the logic of the procedure is defined. The "IS" keyword serves as a separator between the procedure declaration and its implementation.
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