Leo:
Just nest your PL/SQL command inside a BEGIN...END block that has a
WHEN OTHERS THEN NULL statement in the EXCEPTIONS block. You can
nest PL/SQL to a surprising depth.
This example is pseudo-code:
BEGIN
LOOP
BEGIN
PL/SQL Statement(s) that may throw an exception;
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN
NULL;
END;
END LOOP;
END;
You could also create a separate procedure with the offending code and
have it absorb the exception.
HTH,
Mike
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Michael P. Vergara
Oracle DBA
Guidant Corporation
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Hi everyoene,
Is there any way I could cause my pl/sql to proceed with executuion when an
exception is raised? Im thinking of a kind of 'On Error Resume Next' thing
we've got in VB. Ive got a loop and I need to continue executing the code in
the loop after when an exception is raised and after I do some processing in
the exception block.Pls send me your suggestions.
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