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How can you create and raise your own customized exception in PL/SQL block?

Posted on March 31, 2010April 1, 2010 by OD

How can you create and raise your own customized exception in PL/SQL block?

1 thought on “How can you create and raise your own customized exception in PL/SQL block?”

  1. BigRez says:
    March 31, 2010 at 1:27 PM

    Just add a BEGIN EXCEPTION and END block where you want to to be. For example…

    create or replace procedure…

    my_exception EXCEPTION;

    begin

    begin
    do some stuff…

    if condition then
    raise my_exception;
    endif;

    exception
    when my_exception THEN
    handle the exception
    end;

    more stuff…

    exception
    when others then

    end;

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