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Hi Donald.
When your're running your stored procedure you don't have any user interface attached -- you are running inside the database. You need to code the user interface in the tool you use to call the stored procedure (SQL*Plus, Forms, JDeveloper, Visual Basic etc).
HTH. Finn
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> Hi,
>
> I'm wondering if there's an easy way to get interactive
> input from the user while executing a PL/SQL
> procedure. SQL*Plus has the ACCEPT command
> but is there something like a
> dbms_output.get_line that reads from the keyboard
> instead of the built-in buffer?
>
> Donald
>
>