oracle declare begin end

Oracle中的DECLARE BEGIN END是PL/SQL语言中的块结构，用于定义变量、常量、游标、函数、过程等，以及执行一系列的语句。DECLARE用于定义变量和常量，BEGIN和END之间是PL/SQL语句的执行部分，可以包含各种类型的语句，如条件语句、循环语句、异常处理语句等。

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oracle declare

Oracle DECLARE statement is used to declare variables and constants in PL/SQL code. These variables and constants can be used for storing data, performing calculations, and making decisions in the program. The syntax for the DECLARE statement is as follows:

DECLARE
variable_name1 data_type;
variable_name2 data_type := initial_value;
constant_name constant_data_type := constant_value;
BEGIN
-- PL/SQL code goes here
END;

In this syntax, variable_name1, variable_name2, and constant_name represent the names of the variables and constants that you want to declare. data_type represents the data type of the variables, such as VARCHAR2, NUMBER, DATE, etc. initial_value and constant_value represent the initial value and constant value of the variables and constants, respectively.

After declaring the variables and constants, you can use them in the PL/SQL code to perform various operations. The DECLARE statement is usually placed at the beginning of the PL/SQL block, before the BEGIN keyword.

Oracle declare continue

"DECLARE CONTINUE" is not a valid statement or command in Oracle.

In Oracle, DECLARE is used to define variables, constants, and cursors within a PL/SQL block. The CONTINUE keyword is used in loop statements like FOR LOOP or WHILE LOOP to skip the current iteration and move to the next iteration.

Here is an example of using DECLARE to define a variable and CONTINUE in a FOR LOOP:

DECLARE
  x NUMBER := 0;
BEGIN
  FOR i IN 1..10 LOOP
    IF i = 5 THEN
      CONTINUE;
    END IF;
    x := x + i;
  END LOOP;
  DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Sum of numbers from 1 to 10, except 5: ' || x);
END;

This code defines a variable "x" and uses a FOR LOOP to iterate through numbers 1 to 10. When the loop reaches the number 5, it skips that iteration using CONTINUE and moves to the next iteration. Finally, it prints the sum of all numbers except 5.