How to use the Postgresql pl/sql FOR LOOP statement- 6 Examples including keywords EXIT and CONTINUE
FOR LOOP statements are available in PostgreSQL to iterate over a range of integers, a result set, or the result set of a dynamic query.
A FOR loop in PostgreSQL is a control structure that allows you to execute a block of code repeatedly for a specific number of times or until a specific condition is met. It is useful for performing a set of operations on a collection of data, such as iterating over a table and performing an operation on each row. For example, you could use a FOR loop to iterate over a table of data and insert each row into another table.
Table of Contents
00:00 Hey Team
00:08 First example - basic FOR statement
01:05 Example 2 - Fahrenheit to Celsius, using FOR STATEMENT
02:57 - Example 3 - Use For loop in REVERSE order - show ascii characters
03:51 - add consecutive numbers, also see Carl Gauss method
05:54 - How to use the EXIT keyword when using the FOR statement
07:23 - How to use the CONTINUE keyword when using the FOR statement
09:01 - End of video message
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