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Comments in PL/SQL

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To comment line or lines in a PL/SQL program use,
-- for single line comment


/*    */ for multi-line comment
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  1. Unknown21 April 2018 at 01:37

    Hi Dayakar,

    What a brilliant post I have come across and believe me I have been searching out for this similar kind of post for past a week and hardly came across this.

    I am using SQL server 2014 standard edition.
    I am using Drill Through action to display a detail report for my cube data, which is working fine. Only issue I see is when I drill through year and quarter it displays data for months in a haphazard manner instead of sorted by month.
    How do I set it to sort by month, and Item Number (which is a fact dimension for this measure) within month?
    The System Global Area in an Oracle database is the area in memory to facilitate the transfer of information between users. It holds the most recently requested structural information between users. It holds the most recently requested structural information about the database. The structure is database buffers, dictionary cache, redo log buffer and shared pool area.
    Once again thanks for your tutorial.

    Cheers,
    Kevin

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  4. Unknown15 June 2018 at 04:24

    Hello,


    11/10!! Your blog is such a complete read. I like your approach with Comments in PL/SQL . Clearly, you wrote it to make learning a cake walk for me.


    how to find first nonspace character from end of the string


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    I should get 4 in this case. (the first nonspace character from backwards in the above example is g and the position is 4 from backwards.

    Could you help me in getting this?

    I am so grateful for your blog. Really looking forward to read more.


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