I believe that it was the first limited edition version of the still new TAG Heuer Carrera Heuer 01 watch collection (aBlogtoWatch review here). In addition to the winner’s Carrera Day Date watch that he won, included in this article are images of the limited edition of 100 pieces TAG Heuer Carrera Heuer 01 Indy 500 watch (that, as I understand, was already sold out by the time the race started). Whatever it cost TAG Heuer was worth it, as the dense population of fans came to the event casually dressed for the hot weather, but sporting their best sporty timepieces – including a lot of TAG Heuers. Feeling fortunate to be the chosen one out of a pool of more than 1,000 entrants, Todd flew with me to Indiana and we got to enjoy the busiest Indianapolis 500 running ever, with an estimated 500,000 guests. The next example uses a cursor to select the five highest paid employees from the emp table.In collaboration with TAG Heuer, I was pleased to offer an aBlogtoWatch audience member a chance to experience this important race experience in person, and at the same time get a new TAG Heuer watch to add to their collection. Output Table SQL> SELECT * FROM temp ORDER BY col1 INSERT INTO temp VALUES (i, x, 'i is odd') INSERT INTO temp VALUES (i, x, 'i is even')
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PL/SQL Block - available online in file SAMPLE1
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Which string is inserted depends on the value of the loop index. The values of a loop index, counter variable, and either of two character strings are inserted. The following example uses a simple FOR loop to insert ten rows into a database table. Insert into result_table values (133, 81, 98) Insert into result_table values (132, 73, 0) Insert into result_table values (131, 77, 194) Insert into result_table values (130, 70, 87) To run the script, invoke SQL*Plus in the same Oracle account from which you ran EXAMPBLD, then issue the following command: The INSERT statements in this script load (or reload) the database tables processed by the sample programs. Index by binary_integer procedure get_employees(Ĭreate or replace package body personnel asīelow is a listing of the SQL*Plus script EXAMPLOD. Type charArrayTyp is table of varchar2(10) To run the script, invoke SQL*Plus, then issue the following command:Ĭreate unique index accounts_index on accounts (account_id) The CREATE statements in this script build the database tables processed by the sample programs. Check the Oracle installation or user's guide for your system.īelow is a listing of the SQL*Plus script EXAMPBLD. These scripts can be found in the PL/SQL installation library. You do that by running two SQL*Plus scripts, EXAMPBLD and EXAMPLOD, supplied with PL/SQL.
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However, the Pro*C examples expect you to use the SCOTT/TIGER account.īefore trying the samples, you must create some database tables, then load the tables with data. You can experiment with the samples from any Oracle account. Some samples are run interactively from SQL*Plus others are runįrom Pro*C programs. Location in Guide Online File Chapter 1, page 1 - 2 EXAMP1 However, the exact name and storage location of an online file are system dependent. The list below gives their locations in this Guide and the names of the corresponding online files. Therefore, they are preceded by the following comment: The sample programs in this appendix and many others throughout
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The sample programs illustrate the following important PL/SQL concepts and features: This appendix provides several PL/SQL programs to guide you in writing your own. Sample Programs PL/SQL User's Guide and Reference