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What is an exception in PL/SQL?
What is an exception in PL/SQL?
- A loop construct in PL/SQL
- A variable declaration in PL/SQL
- A successful completion of a program
- A PL/SQL error raised during program execution (correct)
How can an exception be raised in PL/SQL?
How can an exception be raised in PL/SQL?
- By ending the program gracefully
- Implicitly by the Oracle server (correct)
- By initializing a loop
- By declaring a variable
How can an exception be handled in PL/SQL?
How can an exception be handled in PL/SQL?
- By ignoring it completely
- By propagating it to the calling environment
- By trapping it with a handler (correct)
- By raising another exception
What happens if an exception is not trapped in PL/SQL?
What happens if an exception is not trapped in PL/SQL?
Which of the following is NOT a named exception mentioned in the text?
Which of the following is NOT a named exception mentioned in the text?
What does the 'WHEN others' clause signify in exception handling in PL/SQL?
What does the 'WHEN others' clause signify in exception handling in PL/SQL?
What is the purpose of an exception block in PL/SQL?
What is the purpose of an exception block in PL/SQL?
What are the two types of exceptions mentioned in the text?
What are the two types of exceptions mentioned in the text?
What happens when an exception is encountered in PL/SQL?
What happens when an exception is encountered in PL/SQL?
In the given PL/SQL example, what action is taken if 'TOO_MANY_ROWS' exception occurs?
In the given PL/SQL example, what action is taken if 'TOO_MANY_ROWS' exception occurs?
What do System-defined Exceptions refer to in PL/SQL?
What do System-defined Exceptions refer to in PL/SQL?
What is the main function of handling exceptions in PL/SQL?
What is the main function of handling exceptions in PL/SQL?
What error is raised when a unique constraint is violated during an INSERT or UPDATE operation?
What error is raised when a unique constraint is violated during an INSERT or UPDATE operation?
In the provided example code, what error is handled when attempting division by zero?
In the provided example code, what error is handled when attempting division by zero?
What action does the exception handler take when no data is found during the SELECT statement in the code snippet?
What action does the exception handler take when no data is found during the SELECT statement in the code snippet?
What is the purpose of the EXCEPTION WHEN others statement in the code snippet?
What is the purpose of the EXCEPTION WHEN others statement in the code snippet?
What would be the output if 'c_id' in the code snippet is changed to 5?
What would be the output if 'c_id' in the code snippet is changed to 5?
Which error message would be displayed if the SELECT statement in the code snippet fails for reasons other than no data found?
Which error message would be displayed if the SELECT statement in the code snippet fails for reasons other than no data found?
What keyword is used to explicitly raise an exception in PL/SQL code?
What keyword is used to explicitly raise an exception in PL/SQL code?
In the provided PL/SQL code snippet, what action is taken when the total number of courses exceeds 3?
In the provided PL/SQL code snippet, what action is taken when the total number of courses exceeds 3?
What happens if 'crno' in the PL/SQL code snippet is equal to 3?
What happens if 'crno' in the PL/SQL code snippet is equal to 3?
What is the purpose of the EXCEPTION block in the given PL/SQL program?
What is the purpose of the EXCEPTION block in the given PL/SQL program?
What would be the result if the user enters 'Amit' for the value of 'snm' in the PL/SQL code snippet?
What would be the result if the user enters 'Amit' for the value of 'snm' in the PL/SQL code snippet?
What is the outcome if a customer with ID 8 exists in the customers table?
What is the outcome if a customer with ID 8 exists in the customers table?
What would be the output if the 'sno' value entered by the user in the PL/SQL code snippet is 10?
What would be the output if the 'sno' value entered by the user in the PL/SQL code snippet is 10?
When is the user-defined exception typically used in PL/SQL programs?
When is the user-defined exception typically used in PL/SQL programs?
Which block of code in the PL/SQL snippet is responsible for handling exceptions?
Which block of code in the PL/SQL snippet is responsible for handling exceptions?
What does the following line in the code accomplish: 'SELECT name, address INTO c_name, c_addr FROM customers WHERE id = c_id;'?
What does the following line in the code accomplish: 'SELECT name, address INTO c_name, c_addr FROM customers WHERE id = c_id;'?
In case of an error not specified in the EXCEPTION block, what will happen in the program?
In case of an error not specified in the EXCEPTION block, what will happen in the program?
What would be displayed if there was no exception raised during the execution of the given PL/SQL code?
What would be displayed if there was no exception raised during the execution of the given PL/SQL code?
