How to define a variable to match a table column data type?
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Answer / Ashvin Yadav
"To define a variable that matches the data type of a specific table column, you can simply declare the variable with the same data type as the column in your PL/SQL block.nnDECLAREn my_column VARCHAR2(255); BEGIN ... END;"
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