Grab SQL statement output in plsql procedur

I want to gran message of Oracle in pl/sql and wants to returnas anoutput to screen.
BEGIN
update emplyee set salary = salary + (Salary * 0.10);
END;
When we execute just update statement in sql * plus without beign a part of procedure, we get something like following.
10 rows update
Sae output I want to grab in a procedure and want to display when update statement (DML statement) is a part of procedure.
Thanks
~Keyur

Add this line after the update (and be sure to 'set serveroutput on'):
dbms_output.put_line(sql%rowcount || ' rows updated');

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