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PLSQL Stored Procedure Examples

The document contains the code for creating various stored procedures and functions in Oracle including procedures to change an employee's salary based on ID and percentage, return a string in upper and lower case, capitalize the first letter of each word, retrieve an employee's email address based on name, retrieve all email addresses for an employee, and a package to organize all the routines. Functions and procedures are created to perform various tasks like string manipulation, data retrieval and updates on database tables. All the routines are then packaged into a single package called mypack to organize the code.

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PLSQL Stored Procedure Examples

The document contains the code for creating various stored procedures and functions in Oracle including procedures to change an employee's salary based on ID and percentage, return a string in upper and lower case, capitalize the first letter of each word, retrieve an employee's email address based on name, retrieve all email addresses for an employee, and a package to organize all the routines. Functions and procedures are created to perform various tasks like string manipulation, data retrieval and updates on database tables. All the routines are then packaged into a single package called mypack to organize the code.

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1) Create a stored procedure as follows

Name : changesalary
Argument1 : empid
Argument2 :percentage of amount to hike

(total two arguments)

Give a salary hike to specific employee

ANS:
create or replace procedure changesalary(ide number,ch_salary number) is sal number;
begin
select salary into sal from employee where employee.id=ide;
update employee set salary=(sal+sal*ch_salary*.01) where employee.id=ide;
end;

Exec changesalary(1,20);

select * from employee;

3) Create function to return an inputted string in upper case and another in lower case
ANS:

create or replace function word(str varchar) return varchar as low varchar2(20) ;


up varchar2(20);
begin
low:=upper(str);
up:=lower(str);
return(low ||' ' || up);
end;

set serveroutput on;


begin
dbms_output.put_line(word('kiren'));
end;

4) Create a function named InitCapitalization

Return type : String

Argument : String
Purpose : if inputted string is , east or west india is the best result would be
East Or West India Is The Best

ANS:

create or replace function init(word varchar) return varchar as low varchar2(20);


begin
return(initcap(word));
end;

begin
dbms_output.put_line(init('kiren is'));
end;

5)create a stored procedure as follows

Name : getEmailer
Argument1 : employee name
Return type : email address of this employee

ANS:

create or replace procedure getemailer(nam varchar,mail out varchar) as


begin
select email into mail from emp2 where emp2.name=nam;
end;

declare
mail varchar2(20);
begin
getemailer('arun',mail);
dbms_output.put_line(mail);
end;

6) Create s stored procedure as follows

Name : getAllEmails

Argument : employee name


Return type : all email address if this user has many email address, make a relation as

Contacts has many emails

ANS:

create or replace procedure getallemail(nam varchar) is cursor cu is select email from


emp2 where name=nam;
begin
for e in cu
loop
dbms_output.put_line(e.email);
end loop;
end;

exec getallemail('arun');

7) Put all these routines in to a package named mypack”


ANS:
create or replace package mypack is procedure getallemail(nam varchar);
function init(word varchar) return varchar;
procedure getemailer(nam varchar,mail out varchar);
function word(str varchar) return varchar;
procedure changesalary(ide number,ch_salary number);
end mypack;

create or replace package body mypack as

procedure getallemail(nam varchar) is cursor cu is select email from emp2


where name=nam;
begin
for e in cu
loop
dbms_output.put_line(e.email);
end loop;
end getallemail;
function init(word varchar) return varchar as low varchar2(20);
begin
return(initcap(word));
end init;

procedure getemailer(nam varchar,mail out varchar) is


begin
select email into mail from emp2 where emp2.name=nam;
end getemailer;

function word(str varchar) return varchar as low varchar2(20) ;


up varchar2(20);
begin
low:=upper(str);
up:=lower(str);
return(low ||' ' || up);
end word;

procedure changesalary(ide number,ch_salary number) is sal number;


begin
select salary into sal from employee where employee.id=ide;
update employee set salary=(sal+sal*ch_salary*.01) where employee.id=ide;
end changesalary;
end mypack;

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