PL/SQL... avoiding the database

Dear all,

Maybe it's a weird question, but I want to run PL/SQL processes without writing them in the database. Let me explain...

In the past, I've always used "CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE... "to write PL/SQL code.

However, with my current client data is "locked" and I don't have permissions to do this. Usually, this is not a problem, as almost everything I do can be managed with SQL scripts that I can call with SQL * more. No problem.

But there are a few points where it would be very nice to set up a simple loop and repeatedly call some SQL commands (send a different filter/parameter each time clause). So my question is whether it is possible to write code PL/SQL 'temporary' in a SQL script, call this script (with SQL * more) and then to have this script without writing in the database?

If so, then maybe someone knows a link or a howto that I can take a look at?

Best regards and many thanks,
Alan Searle

They are called anonymous blocks. You can do it like that.

DECLARE
      
BEGIN
      
END;
/

It can run directly within your window of sqlplus.

Thank you
Knani.

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