In Oracle, Upto 10G, We need to SELECT the sequence next value from DUAL table. But in Oracle 11G onwards, We can directly assign a sequence next value to a variable which will avoid round trip to the Oracle server. Let's see how it is:-
First create a sequence in Oracle:-
CREATE SEQUENCE TEST_SEQ
START WITH 1
MIN VALUE 1
INCREMENT BY 1
MAX VALUE 9999999999999999
NO RECYCLE
NO CACHE;
Now, in your block, declare a variable in DECLARE section and assign value to that variable in EXECUTABLE section:-
DECLARE
SEQ_VALUE NUMBER;
BEGIN
SEQ_VALUE :=TEST_SEQ.NEXTVAL;
END;
Above code will directly assign the sequence number to variable without selecting the value from DUAL table.
First create a sequence in Oracle:-
CREATE SEQUENCE TEST_SEQ
START WITH 1
MIN VALUE 1
INCREMENT BY 1
MAX VALUE 9999999999999999
NO RECYCLE
NO CACHE;
Now, in your block, declare a variable in DECLARE section and assign value to that variable in EXECUTABLE section:-
DECLARE
SEQ_VALUE NUMBER;
BEGIN
SEQ_VALUE :=TEST_SEQ.NEXTVAL;
END;
Above code will directly assign the sequence number to variable without selecting the value from DUAL table.
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