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Apr 20, 2008

hi
pls can any one help me out in how to migrate sql server stored procedures into oracle plsql procedures .

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Tot_work_all number(12,2);
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Ewo number(12,2);
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ELSE
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--Here we have a real number to calculate, so go ahead and do your stuff!
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