Answer Posted / sushma
No.
SQL*Plus is an interactive program that allows you to type
in and execute SQL statements. It also enables you to type
in PL/SQL code and send it to the server to be executed.
SQL*Plus is one of the most common front ends used to
develop and create stored PL/SQL procedures and functions.
The important thing is that SQL*Plus does not execute your
SQL queries. SQL*Plus also does not execute your PL/SQL
code. SQL*Plus simply serves as your window into the Oracle
database, which is where the real action takes place.
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