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    The exception section begins with the EXCEPTION keyword and contains exception handlers that define recovery actions for runtime errors. Each exception handler consists of a WHEN clause specifying an exception name. Exception handling is mandatory in PL/SQL blocks. Predefined exceptions like NO_DATA_FOUND are declared in the declaration section while non-predefined exceptions require declaring the exception name first before handling. The RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR procedure can be used to return user-defined error messages.

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    The exception section begins with the EXCEPTION keyword and contains exception handlers that define recovery actions for runtime errors. Each exception handler consists of a WHEN clause specifying an exception name. Exception handling is mandatory in PL/SQL blocks. Predefined exceptions like NO_DATA_FOUND are declared in the declaration section while non-predefined exceptions require declaring the exception name first before handling. The RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR procedure can be used to return user-defined error messages.

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    The exception section begins with the EXCEPTION keyword and contains exception handlers that define recovery actions for runtime errors. Each exception handler consists of a WHEN clause specifying an exception name. Exception handling is mandatory in PL/SQL blocks. Predefined exceptions like NO_DATA_FOUND are declared in the declaration section while non-predefined exceptions require declaring the exception name first before handling. The RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR procedure can be used to return user-defined error messages.

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    The exception section begins with the keyword _______.

    Code that defines the recovery actions to be performed when execution-time errors occur. EXCEPTION
    HANDLER

    Always add ________ whenever there is a possibility of an error occurring.EXCEPTION

    Each exception handler is consists of a _____ clause, which specifies an exception name. WHEN

    Exception section is mandatory in PL/SQL block. True

    The following statements are examples of exception handler.

    Entering an expiration date that has passed

    Selecting more than one row into a single variablE

    Receiving “no rows returned” from a select statement TRUE

    A block always terminates when PL/SQL raises an exception. T

    The RAISE keyword is used in user-defined exception for error notification. T

    Names for predefined exceptions must be declared in the declaration section.T

    The PRAGMA clause is used in predefined exception to tell the compiler to associate an exception name
    with a specific Oracle error number. T

    There are 2 parameters needed in the pragma declaration of an exception. T exception_name and
    error_code.

    Non-predefined exceptions has a standard Oracle error number (ORA-#####) and error message, but
    not a predefined name. T

    What is the first step in handing non-predefined exception? Exception name declaration

    You can use the ________________ procedure to return user-defined error messages from stored
    subprograms. RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR

    Each exception handler is consists of a _____ clause, which specifies an exception name.WHEN

    PL/SQL record is a composite data type, you can refer to the whole record by its name and/or to
    individual fields by their names. T

    The type and the record declared in the outer block are visible within the outer block and the inner
    block. T

    In explicit cursor operations, the set of rows returned by a multiple-row query is called ________. Active
    set
    Non-predefined errors are raised explicitly. T37

    The NO_DATA_FOUND is an example of:

    Predefined exception

    – NO_DATA_FOUND

    – TOO_MANY_ROWS

    – INVALID_CURSOR

    – ZERO_DIVIDE

    – DUP_VAL_ON_INDEX

    The given syntax in declaring a user-define record is incorrect.

    TYPE type_name IS RECORD

    (field_declaration[,field_declaration]...);

    identifier type_name ; T

    Given the code below:

    DECLARE

    CURSOR cur_emps

    SELECT employee_id, last_name FROM employees;


    BEGIN

    FOR v_emp_record IN cur_emps LOOP

    EXIT WHEN cur_emps%ROWCOUNT > 5;

    DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(v_emp_record.employee_id || ' ' || v_emp_record.last_name);

    END LOOP;

    END;

    What step is missing in the given code?

    Group of answer choices

    CLOSE

    Nothing is missing T

    Open cursor

    FETCH

    The given code below declares an explicit cursor. What will cause an error in the code?

    DECLARE

    CURSOR cur_depts
    SELECT * FROM departments WHERE location_id = 1700

    ORDER BY department_name;

    IS

    WHERE location_id = 1700

    SELECT * T

    ORDER BY department_name;

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