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How to print a variable in SQL stored procedure?

I want to print the a variable in the above code. But the code returns How to fix this? Answer You can use an OUT variable ✓ ✓ | answer | | :—– | | yes | db<>fiddle here* Or simply don_’t use INTO or := | count(amount) | | ————: | | 2 | ✓ | answer | |

How to define INNER JOIN in SQL

I have a problem how to define INNER JOIN in SQL. The problem is that I have a table Names with columns ID and Name. The other table has column PersonID. Sometimes value in column PersonID is 0, and in Names table there is no row with a column value of 0. I have created a view, and I am

Unsure of what to put in the GROUP BY statement

I have the following code However I am unsure what to put in the group by clause as I am receiving this error. ORA-00979: not a GROUP BY expression 00979. 00000 – “not a GROUP BY expression” *Cause: *Action: In the group by , do you have to put the calculation and casts etc. Any help appreci…