Name
EXIT
Synopsis
The EXIT command terminates a SQL*Plus session and returns to the operating system. In iSQL*Plus, you are returned to the iSQL*Plus input area without being disconnected from your database.
Syntax
EXIT [SUCCESS | FAILURE | WARNING |value|sub_variable| :bind_variable] [COMMIT | ROLLBACK]
Parameters
- SUCCESS
Returns a success status. The exact value of the success status is operating system-dependent, but is often 0. SUCCESS is the default setting, and applies if no other return value is specified.
- FAILURE
Returns a failure status. The value of the failure status is operating system-dependent, but is often 1.
- WARNING
Returns a warning status. The exact value of the warning status is operating system-dependent.
- value
Returns an arbitrary value as the status.
- sub_variable
Returns the value of the specified substitution variable as the status. You can also specify SQL.SQLCODE here, to return the status of the most recently executed SQL statement.
- :bind_variable
Returns the value of the specified bind variable as the status.
- COMMIT
Causes SQL*Plus to automatically commit before exiting.
- ROLLBACK
Causes SQL*Plus to automatically roll back any open transaction before exiting.
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