How to manually execute a stored procedure in Oracle?
To manually execute a stored procedure in Oracle, you can follow these steps:
- Open the SQL development tool, such as SQL Developer or Toad.
- Call the stored procedure using the following syntax:
BEGIN
procedure_name(parameter1, parameter2, ...);
END;
Here, procedure_name refers to the name of the stored procedure, while parameter1, parameter2, … refer to the parameters of the stored procedure.
- Executing the above code will manually run the stored procedure.
For example, if there is a stored procedure named my_procedure that accepts an integer parameter, you can manually execute it using the following code:
BEGIN
my_procedure(123);
END;
This way you can manually execute the stored procedure.
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