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Oracle PL / SQL » Stored Procedure Function » Procedure Parameters

User-defined collection type parameter


    

SQL> create or replace type rec is object

  2   ( a number,

  3   b number,

  4   c varchar2(30));

  5  /





SQL>

SQL> create or replace type rec_list is table of rec;

  2  /



Type created.



SQL>

SQL> create or replace procedure myProcedure(p Rec_list) is

  2   x number;

  3   begin

  4       null;

  5   end;

  6  /



Procedure created.



SQL>

SQL>

SQL>

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