Answer / Ranvijay

In Oracle, you can assign values to data fields in record variables using the `:=` operator. Here's an example:nn`DECLARE rec_variable MY_RECORD; BEGIN rec_variable.field1 := 'value1'; rec_variable.field2 := 'value2'; ... END;`

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