What is pl sql record in oracle?
Answer / Sankalp Saxena
A PL/SQL record in Oracle is a user-defined collection of related data items with specific names and types. It is similar to a struct in other programming languages. Records are useful for passing multiple values between procedures, functions, and packages as a single unit.
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