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    PL/SQL Runtime Engine: Without Bulk Bind Oracle Server

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    The document compares executing a PL/SQL procedure without and with bulk binding. Without bulk binding, a loop is used to individually update records in a table. With bulk binding, the FORALL statement allows updating multiple records with a single SQL statement, improving performance over individual updates.

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    PL/SQL Runtime Engine: Without Bulk Bind Oracle Server

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    The document compares executing a PL/SQL procedure without and with bulk binding. Without bulk binding, a loop is used to individually update records in a table. With bulk binding, the FORALL statement allows updating multiple records with a single SQL statement, improving performance over individual updates.

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    The document compares executing a PL/SQL procedure without and with bulk binding. Without bulk binding, a loop is used to individually update records in a table. With bulk binding, the FORALL statement allows updating multiple records with a single SQL statement, improving performance over individual updates.

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    PL/SQL Runtime Engine: Without Bulk Bind Oracle Server

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    The document compares executing a PL/SQL procedure without and with bulk binding. Without bulk binding, a loop is used to individually update records in a table. With bulk binding, the FORALL statement allows updating multiple records with a single SQL statement, improving performance over individual updates.

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    Without bulk bind

    Oracle Server
    PL/SQL Runtime Engine

    Pl/sql Block SQL Engine


    Begin Procedureal
    For i in c1 statement
    LOOP execution
    Update emp set
    sal = sal +100
    where empno
    =i.empno;
    end loop;
    end;

    Using Editor we are developing a SYNTAX:


    procedure CREATE [OR REPLACE
    1 IS/AS
    variables declaration
    cursors declaration
    userdefined execptions
    Show errors Using SQL tool load procedure into
    database BEGIN
    -------
    ---Executable Stateme
    --------
    Compiled EXCEPTION handling
    END [procedure_name]
    ./

    Processed

    Execute
    With Bulk Collect

    PL/SQL Runtime Engine

    Pl/sql Block SQL Engine


    Begin Procedureal
    Forall i in c1 statement
    v_t.first..v_t.last execution
    Update emp set
    sal = sal +100
    where empno
    =v_t.(i);
    end;

    YNTAX:
    CREATE [OR REPLACE] PROCEDURE prcedure_name(formal parameters)
    S/AS
    variables declaration Procedure Specification
    cursors declaration
    userdefined execptions
    BEGIN
    ------- Porcedure Body
    ---Executable Statements
    --------
    EXCEPTION handling
    END [procedure_name];
    /

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