DYN8: Best Practices for Writing Dynamic SQL (PL/SQL Channel)
It's easy to sort out how to use EXECUTE IMMEDIATE, but constructing the SQL string can be tricky. This lesson shows how to write maintainable dynamic SQL code, and also explores SQL injection, as well as the role that AUTHID and autonomous transactions can play in dynamic SQL.
This video was taken from PLSQLChannel.com, originally recorded before Steven Feuerstein re-joined Oracle in March 2014.
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Practically Perfect PL/SQL with Steven Feuerstein
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