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Oracle PL/SQL Tutorial » PL SQL Statements » Dynamic SQL

22. 15. 6. Reusing Bind Variables in Dynamic PL/SQL


SQL>

SQL>

SQL> declare

  2      a NUMBER:=2;

  3      b NUMBER:=3;

  4      v_plsql_tx VARCHAR2(2000);

  5  begin

  6      v_plsql_tx := 'BEGIN ' || ' :1 := :1 + :2; ' || 'END;';

  7      execute immediate v_plsql_tx

  8      using in out a, b;

  9      DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('a='||a);

 10  end;

 11  /

a=5



PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

In dynamic PL/SQL blocks, Oracle counts only unique bind variables and associates them with arguments in the order of their appearance.

22. 15. Dynamic SQL
	22. 15. 1.	Building DDL on the Fly
	22. 15. 2.	Building SQL on the Fly
	22. 15. 3.	Implicit COMMITS in DDL Statements
	22. 15. 4.	Using Quoted Strings with Dynamic SQL
	22. 15. 5.	Using Bind Variables in Dynamic SQL
	22. 15. 6.	Reusing Bind Variables in Dynamic PL/SQL

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