As in Java there is finally block which executed in all conditions.
Is there any similar function in Oracle PL/SQL which will be executed whenever procedure completes its execution even a return statement is used?
There is no equivalent of FINALLY but you can simulate it using nested PL/SQL blocks;
DECLARE
-- Your variables.
return_early BOOLEAN := FALSE;
BEGIN
-- Do something
DECLARE
-- Local variables in "try" block
BEGIN
-- Equivalent of "try" block
-- Do something that may raise an exception
IF some_condition THEN
return_early := TRUE;
-- you could also use "GOTO end_try;" rather than surrounding the
-- following statements in an "ELSE" statement
ELSE
-- Do something else that may raise an exception
END IF;
EXCEPTION
WHEN your_exception THEN
-- Equivalent of "catch" block
END;
<<end_try>>
-- Handle "finally" here, after end of nested block.
-- Note: you can only see variables declared in this outer block
-- not variables local to the nested PL/SQL block.
IF return_early THEN
RETURN;
END IF;
-- Continue and do more stuff.
END;
/
Another thread on Stackoverflow can help out here : Exception handling in pl/sql
Where Tony says :
"You can created nested blocks:"
create or replace procedure Trial
is
Begin
begin
---Block A--
EXCEPTION
when others then
insert into error_log values('error');
end;
begin
--Block B ----
end;
end;
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