RebellionRider.com presents a PL/SQL tutorial on how to use PL/SQL Bulk Collect with Fetch-Into statement of an explicit cursor in Oracle Database. Watch and learn how to enhance query performance with Bulk Collect in Oracle Database by Manish Sharma.
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► Introduction to Bulk Collect: https://youtu.be/HPVzFBluM_Q
► Explicit Cursor: https://youtu.be/3q7dW_d2KVc
► Simple Loop: https://youtu.be/AFx6QYcY1CU
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HI Mahish, Thanks for your nice tutorial. But is that required to create the outer loop ?? As per my understanding, if we are using bulk collect then automatically entire set of rows will be fetched( bulk collected) into PLSQL table variable ? Please correct me
Hello sir …where we can find videos later than no. 74?
Manish using 1..collection. Count gives all the record on the same way can I use collection. First.. Collection. Last to get all the record if yes what is the diff
Why did you put Fetch statment inside the LOOP??? I kept it outside of loop, means w/o the loop, still working the same as when kept inside.
one silly clarification needed,
since bulk collect will combine all the records in single chunk only, so why you have used Loop here. that first loop will always be execute only 1 time. ryte?
sir, can you please tell how much videos are left for uploading so we can have a better idea of the things remaining.
thank you,
videos are awesome.
Thank you so much for the videos. I am starting my career as database developer and I find your videos highly useful.
Hi Manish sir, For printing when I write the ‘FOR’ statement after closing the cursor , its getting compiled but no output is coming . could you plz help me to understand. Thanks
Great Sir… could you please provide a video for disadvantage of bulk collect