Oracle's stored procedure records and other condition optimizations (not yet complete)

Don't want to say much, have written so much, directly on the code. For long periods of unused memory

CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE test_rpocedure is

NUMER1 Numer; --Declaring a numeric type variable

STRING1 VARCHAR2 (50); --Declaring a String type variable

Colume number CONSTANT: = 1; --the constant that declares the directly assigned value

Row_test Table_a%rowtype; --a row data type with a declaration type of table A

Test_cur Curser is SELECT * from Table_b; --Declares the cursor test, which is the data of table B

BEGIN

--Conditional branching:

IF A > 0 Then

B: = 1;

ELSE IF A < 0 Then

UPDATE table_a SET colume_c = ' 2 ';

ELSE

C: = 3;

END IF;

--General for Loop

For D in 1..10 LOOP

BEGIN

E: = D;

END LOOP;

--Loop of the cursor

For Cur_test2 in (SELECT * from Table_q) LOOP

BEGIN

xxxxxx

END LOOP;

END test_rpocedure;

Oracle's stored procedure records and other condition optimizations (not yet complete)