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# Index: E

ECS (execution call stack) : 5.28.8. Accessing the PLVtrc execution call stack (ECS)
ecs_string function
  5.28.8. Accessing the PLVtrc execution call stack (ECS)
  21.2.4.7. Retrieving stack contents
elapsed function
  5.27.5. Retrieving and displaying elapsed time
  14.3. Retrieving and Displaying the Elapsed Time
elapsed time
  14.3. Retrieving and Displaying the Elapsed Time
  5.27. PLVtmr: Program Performance Analyzer
elapsed_message function
  5.27.5. Retrieving and displaying elapsed time
  14.3.1. elapsed_message Function
elements
  arrays : (see arrays)
  packages : (see packages)
empty procedure : 8.6.1. Improving the Delete Process
empty tables
  5.25.2. The empty PL/SQL tables
  8.6. Emptying Tables with PLVtab
ENABLE procedure : 7.4. Controlling Output from p
enabling access : (see access)
encapsulating data : (see access, package elements)
encapsulation : (see modularization)
END : (see BEGIN-END block syntax)
end-of-file marker : 13.5.1. Reading the Next Line
endcmnt function : 17.5.3.1. Functions to scan USER_SOURCE
ends_multiline_comment function : 5.16.1. Analyzing PL/SQL string content
entity-relationship diagram (ERD) : 1.6.1.5. Isolate volatile areas of functionality
equal sign (=) : 16.2.3.3. Default values for string functions
ERD (entity-relationship diagram) : 1.6.1.5. Isolate volatile areas of functionality
err procedure
  5.29.4. Displaying compile errors
  11.3.1. Setting Individual Elements of Current Object
  15.2. Displaying Compile Errors
  15.4.2. Implementing the SHOW ERRORS Alternative
errm function
  5.3.6. Miscellaneous programs
  6.4.2. Obtaining the Error Message
  6.6. The Predefined Constants
error codes : 22.1.6.1. The handle procedure
error messages : 22.1.6.4. Defining error messages with PLVmsg
errors
  (see also exceptions)
  1.6.3.2. The exception section
  3.7. Handling Program Assumptions
  6.4.2. Obtaining the Error Message
  13.1.4. Handling UTL_FILE Errors
  bailout : 22.1.10. Bailing Out with PLVexc
  boundary checking : 3.8.1. When the num_in Argument Is 0
  compiling
    5.29.4. Displaying compile errors
    15.1.2. What SHOW ERRORS Does
  consistent data on : 22.2.1.1. Recording consistent error data
  messages : (see messages)
  PLVmsg with : 9.5. Integrating PLVmsg with Error Handling
  recording : 22.1.7. Recording Errors
  rollbacks on : 22.1.8. Rolling Back When an Exception Occurs
  UTL_FILE package : 13.1.4. Handling UTL_FILE Errors
exc_section procedure : 13.9. Handling File Errors with PLVfile
EXCEPTION_INIT pragma : 5.10.2. Package-based exceptions
exceptions
  (see also errors)
  A.1.3. Exception Handling
  A.2.3. Exception Handling
  3.7. Handling Program Assumptions
  5.10. PLVexc: Exception Handling
  13.1.4. Handling UTL_FILE Errors
  16.3.5. Using the PLVexc Exception Handler
  21.1.2.1. Using put_line
  22. Exception Handling
  assertion_failure : 5.3.5. Assertion routines
  file : 13.9. Handling File Errors with PLVfile
  insert failure : 5.15.1. Package constants and exceptions
  INVALID_PATH : 13.9. Handling File Errors with PLVfile
  list_full : 5.18.1. Package exceptions
  list_undefined : 5.18.1. Package exceptions
  messages : (see messages)
  NO_DATA_FOUND : 21.2.5. Using PLVtrc
  NO_SUCH_TABLE : 22.1.2. Package-Based Exceptions
  out_of_bounds : 5.18.1. Package exceptions
  package exception section : 1.6.3.2. The exception section
  PLVmsg with : 9.5. Integrating PLVmsg with Error Handling
  process halted : 22.1.10. Bailing Out with PLVexc
  recording
    22.1.7. Recording Errors
    22.3.3.3. Recording the exception
  resulting action options : 22.1.4. Exception Handling Actions
  SNAPSHOT_TOO_OLD : 22.1.2. Package-Based Exceptions
  UTL_FILE package : 13.1.4. Handling UTL_FILE Errors
  VALUE_ERROR
    A.1.3. Exception Handling
    A.2.3. Exception Handling
    13.1.4. Handling UTL_FILE Errors
  WRITE_ERROR : 13.1.4. Handling UTL_FILE Errors
execsql procedure
  5.9.2. Controlling execution of dynamic SQL
  19.5.8. Controlling Execution of Dynamic SQL
execute authority
  1.3.5. Guaranteeing Transaction Integrity
  4.3.6. Granting Access to PL/Vision
execute procedure
  5.9.3. Bundled, low-level operations
  19.5.6.4. Passthrough elements
EXECUTE procedure : 19.5.4. Checking feedback on DML
execute_and_close procedure
  5.9.3. Bundled, low-level operations
  19.5.6.2. Execute and close
execute_and_fetch procedure
  5.9.3. Bundled, low-level operations
  19.5.6.4. Passthrough elements
executing function : 5.9.2. Controlling execution of dynamic SQL
execution privileges, DDL : 19.4.1. DDL Operations
execution time : (see performance)
existence checking, files : 5.11.6. Checking for file existence
extensions
  file : 2.4. Organizing Package Source Code
  package element names : 2.3.3. Avoiding Superfluous Naming Elements

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