Thursday, February 08, 2018

Quick Guide to User-Defined Types in Oracle PL/SQL

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Quick Guide to User-Defined Types in Oracle PL/SQL
Quick Guide to User-Defined Types in Oracle PL/SQL

A Twitter follower recently asked for more information on user-defined types in the PL/SQL language, and I figured the best way to answer is to offer up this post.

PL/SQL is a strongly typed language. Before you can work with a variable or constant, it must be declared with a type (yes, PL/SQL also supports lots of implicit conversions from one type to another, but still, everything must be declared with a type).

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