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Edit Page: PL/SQL

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Use this page to edit the PL/SQL code to execute when users view the page. On this page you can also respecify the database schema to be used to execute this code.

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PL/SQL Settings

Field Description
PL/SQL Code

Edit the PL/SQL code you want to be executed when users view the page.

Example:

htp.print('Hello World!');

Note: You do not need to include BEGIN and END statements, but you must include the final semicolon (;).

PL/SQL Execute Options

Field Description
PL/SQL Execute Options

The PL/SQL Execute Options secure the PL/SQL code so that it is executed or parsed by a selected database schema.

  • Public to execute the PL/SQL as the PUBLIC database schema.
  • Creator to execute the PL/SQL as the database schema mapped to the user account of the creator of this page.
  • Other to execute the PL/SQL as a specific database schema. Enter the database schema name, or click Browse icon and select a schema from the list provided.

    Note: The option to execute PL/SQL as a specific database schema is available only if you have DBA privileges.

Notes

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On Portal Center:

For more information go to the documentation section of Portal Center.

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  1. In OracleAS Portal, click the Build tab to bring it forward.
  2. On the resulting Portal Builder page, go to the Page Group portlet.
  3. Under Edit Page, click Browse icon next to the Name field.
  4. In the resulting window, click Return Object next to the page you want to edit.
  5. Click the Edit button next to the Name field.
  6. In Edit mode, go to Page in the page toolbar, and click the Properties link.
  7. Click the PL/SQL tab to bring it forward.

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