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Oracle PL SQL - Table Funtions - Lab Programs

This document defines a PL/SQL function called get_total_sales that accepts a year as a parameter and returns the total sales amount for that year. It does this by querying the order_items and orders tables to sum the unit prices multiplied by quantities for orders in the given year that have a status of "Shipped". The function is then called in three places: to assign the 2017 sales to a variable and display it, to check if 2017 sales exceed $10M and display a message, and to select the 2017 sales amount from the dual table.

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Oracle PL SQL - Table Funtions - Lab Programs

This document defines a PL/SQL function called get_total_sales that accepts a year as a parameter and returns the total sales amount for that year. It does this by querying the order_items and orders tables to sum the unit prices multiplied by quantities for orders in the given year that have a status of "Shipped". The function is then called in three places: to assign the 2017 sales to a variable and display it, to check if 2017 sales exceed $10M and display a message, and to select the 2017 sales amount from the dual table.

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CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION get_total_sales(

in_year PLS_INTEGER
)
RETURN NUMBER
IS
l_total_sales NUMBER := 0;
BEGIN
-- get total sales
SELECT SUM(unit_price * quantity)
INTO l_total_sales
FROM order_items
INNER JOIN orders USING (order_id)
WHERE status = 'Shipped'
GROUP BY EXTRACT(YEAR FROM order_date)
HAVING EXTRACT(YEAR FROM order_date) = in_year;

-- return the total sales


RETURN l_total_sales;
END;

DECLARE
l_sales_2017 NUMBER := 0;
BEGIN
l_sales_2017 := get_total_sales (2017);
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Sales 2017: ' || l_sales_2017);
END;

BEGIN
IF get_total_sales (2017) > 10000000 THEN
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Sales 2017 is above target');
END IF;
END;

SELECT
get_total_sales(2017)
FROM
dual;

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