Exception No_data_found to insert into... select statement

Hai,
I have a doubt in plsql exceptions. In the sub program mentioned plsql.

Start

insert into select abc * xyz a, b of cdf where a.c1 = b.c2;

exception
When no_data_found then
do some operations

end;

In the pl/sql block above, if the select statement returns no rows, whether or not the exception is triggered? If not, how do the same. Any available alternative.

Thanks in advance.

Concerning
Sridhar

You would get an error no_data_found triggered at that time there, because it's perfectly valid to insert rows 0.

You will need to check SQL ROWCOUNT % and raise the no_data_found if it is equal to 0.

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