Practice

1: Create a “division by zero” error. Trap the error, and display the appropriate message for the user.
2: Create a program that inserts a record into the Emp_tools table. The record should contain an employee ID that does not exist in the Employee table. Trap and handle this error.
3: Change the error handler in Question 2 to the OTHERS handler.
4: Use the OTHERS, SQLCODE, and SQLERRM methods to trap and display information about a “no data found” error.
5: Create a procedure that retrieves the State value for Clinton. If the value is not equal to NJ, use the exception section to display a message.
6: You need to create a listing that retrieves values from two tables. One of the tables has only a small number of values. Rather than joining ...

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