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PL/SQL Support in 12g

873404Jul 5 2011 — edited Jul 5 2011
Hello !

does anybody know if there will be PL/SQL Support with the release 12g of Oracle ?

Thanks a lot !

Greetings,
Dan

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Pierre Forstmann
Very little has been published about Oracle 12 (except on some MOS notes) but it is very unlikely that PL/SQL would be no more supported: many applications would stopped working.
If Oracle Corp. decides to remove a database feature it is in general announced one or two releases before and this has not been made for PL/SQL.

Edited by: P. Forstmann on 5 juil. 2011 18:06
873404
Great ! Ok that sounds like an argument that PL/SQL will be supported in the future.

Do you know the release date of Oracle 12g ? Or more general what have been the release dates of Oracle 9 , 10, 11 ?

I just want to get an impresseion about the lifecycle of such a release....


Appreciate your help !

Greetings,
Dan
Pierre Forstmann
Oracle Corp has never announced a released date for a new Oracle database release up to now.


10g and 11g release dates are:

10.1 2003
10.2 2005
11.1 2007
11.2 2009


12.1 ????
Centinul
You might want to check the web. For example - Oracle Version Numbering/Release History

Also, you probably won't get any hard information from the forums members about a major release date unless it's already been made publicly available.
BPeaslandDBA
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does anybody know if there will be PL/SQL Support with the release 12g of Oracle ?
That seems like an odd question. May I inquire as to why you asked it? The only thing I can think of more intrinsic to the workings of the database is SQL itself. Without PL/SQL, many applications that use PL/SQL would stop working. No more procedures, functions, etc. And a lot Oracle's own routines would no longer work.

Cheers,
Brian
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