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Create a Stored Function in Oracle

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How To Create a Stored Function in Oracle?

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A stored function is a function with a specified name and stored into the current database. If you want to create a stored function, you can use the CREATE FUNCTION statement. The example script below creates a stored procedure:

SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION GET_SITE
  2    RETURN VARCHAR2 AS
  3  BEGIN
  4    RETURN 'FYICentere.com';
  5  END;
  6  /
Function created.

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