Emotion of Gratitude

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Be grateful for everything you have. In this way, you will attract more good things into your life. As you wake up in the morning, say thank you. Before you sleep, say thank you.

The great power of Smile

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Smile attracts good things. Everyday, never ever forget to smile. Aside from smiling will make you younger, it will also attract good things into your life. When you smile, it means that you feel good.

Feel Good When Giving Money to Church or Charity

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When you are giving money to charity or church, you should feel good. That’s the secret of people who acquire great wealth.

The Power of Leverage

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Using other people’s time and effort is an example of leverage. If you have a big project or work, try to use other people’s time and effort and you’ll find that the work is easier to do.

In order to be rich, you have to think on how you could use other people’s time and effort in such a way that both of you have mutual benefits. The best example here is the relationship of an employer to employees. Employees render useful services for the benefit of the employer. In return, employer pays the employees for the services they rendered. It’s just a matter of give and take. In this scenario, it is very obvious that the employer has more benefits than the employees because employer did not work hard. The employer uses his employees’ time and effort to acquire more money into his life.

Oracle PL/SQL Anonymous Block

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Anonymous blocks form the basic PL/SQL structure. It is unnamed PL/SQL block. It is used to initiate PL/SQL processing tasks from applications.

Here's the structure of anonymous block:

[ DECLARE
... optional declaration statements ... ]

BEGIN ... Start of block (Mandatory) ...
... executable statements ...

[ EXCEPTION
... optional exception handler statements ... ]

END; ... End of block (Mandatory) ...


The square brackets indicate an optional part. DECLARE keyword is optional but it is required if you declare variables. BEGIN and END are mandatory and require at least one statement between them, either SQL, PL/SQL, or both.

Here's a very basic example of anonymous block:

BEGIN
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE("Hello, World!");
END;