Oracle PL/SQL Programming, Third Edition

Index

Symbols

!= (not equal) operator, The PL/SQL Character Set

" (quotes, double)

in identifiers, Identifiers

in program data names, Naming Your Program Data

in string literals, Embedding Single Quotes Inside a String

# (pound sign)

in identifiers, Identifiers

in program data names, Naming Your Program Data

$ (dollar sign)

in identifiers, Identifiers

number format element for U.S. dollars, Number Format Models

prefix, number format model, Number Format Models

in program data names, Naming Your Program Data

% (percent sign)

%ROWTYPE attribute for record anchoring, Anchored Declarations

%TYPE attribute for scalar anchoring, Anchored Declarations

attribute indicator, The PL/SQL Character Set

%BULK_EXCEPTIONS cursor attribute, Introduction to Cursor Attributes, The %BULK_EXCEPTIONS attribute

%BULK_ROWCOUNT cursor attribute, Cursor Attributes for FORALL, Introduction to Cursor Attributes

%FOUND cursor attribute, Introduction to Cursor Attributes, The %FOUND attribute

%ISOPEN cursor attribute, Introduction to Cursor Attributes, The %ISOPEN attribute, Opening Explicit Cursors, Closing Explicit Cursors

referencing for cursor variables, Why Cursor Variables?

%NOTFOUND cursor attribute, Introduction to Cursor Attributes, The %NOTFOUND attribute, Fetching past the last row

referencing for cursor variables, Why Cursor Variables?

%ROWCOUNT cursor attribute, Introduction to Cursor Attributes, The %ROWCOUNT attribute

referencing for cursor variables, Why Cursor Variables?

values returned by BULK COLLECT, Explicit Cursor ...