Procedure references (PL/SQL)
Invocation references to PL/SQL procedures within PL/SQL contexts can be compiled by the data server.
A valid PL/SQL procedure reference consists of the procedure name followed by its parameters, if any.
Syntax
Description
- procedure-name
- Specifies an identifier for the procedure.
- parameter-value
- Specifies a parameter value. If no parameters are to be passed, the procedure can be called either with or without parentheses.
Example
The following example shows how
to call a PL/SQL procedure within a PL/SQL context:
BEGIN
simple_procedure;
END;After a PL/SQL procedure has been created in a database, it can also be called using the CALL statement, which is supported in SQL contexts and applications using supported application programming interfaces.
