SQL Plus Worksheet OR SQL Worksheet

Hello Everybody,
i have a problem. I need the SQL Worksheet, can anybody tell me, where can i find the SQL Worksheet as freeware version. Do anybody know the URL?
Pls help me!
Send me the URL to: [email protected]
Kind Regards
Ilyas

Hello Krystian,
thanks for the quick answer!
What do you mean with database clients download?
I dont found the SQL Worksheet....

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In PL/SQL, every SELECT Statement must have a INTO clause. But still It's not working. Anyother know the answer?
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>
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John,
I think moifying the statement
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TO
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(Probably
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exception
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by john saucer ([email protected]):
I want to turn my procedure into a function.
So I can call it with a select statement.
I'm kind of having problems with the return statement at the top and bottom.
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as
i integer :=0;
j integer :=0;
type dept_table_type is table of ogxtest%rowtype
index by binary_integer;
type dept2_table_type is table of ogxtest%rowtype
index by binary_integer;
my_dept_table dept_table_type;
my_dept2_table dept2_table_type;
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v_permittemp number := user_permit;
v_origcotemp number := user_county;
v_origpermittemp number := user_permit;
v_count number(2) :=1;
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v_oldcount number(2) :=1;
v_oldcount2 number(2) := 1;
begin
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select count(*) into v_oldcount from ogxtest where nco=v_cotemp and npermit=v_permittemp;
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i := i+1;
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into my_dept_table(i)
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select *
into my_dept2_table(j)
from ogxtest where nco=v_origcotemp and npermit=v_origpermittemp;
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end;
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