What is an oracle function?



What is an oracle function?..

Answer / Siddhartha Chaturvedi

An Oracle function is a block of reusable PL/SQL code that returns a single value. Functions can take zero or more input parameters and can be called within SQL statements, PL/SQL blocks, and other functions.

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