4 Overview of Dynamic MLE Execution
Dynamic MLE execution allows
developers to invoke JavaScript snippets via the DBMS_MLE package
without storing the JavaScript code in the database.
As an alternative to executing JavaScript code using modules, MLE provides the option of dynamic execution. With
dynamic execution, no JavaScript code is stored in the data dictionary. Instead, you can
invoke snippets of JavaScript code via the
DBMS_MLE package.
See Also:
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Server-Side JavaScript API Documentation for information about built-in module
mle-js-bindings, used to exchange values between PL/SQL and JavaScript -
Oracle Database PL/SQL Packages and Types Reference for more information about the
DBMS_MLEpackage
Topics
- About Dynamic JavaScript Execution
Developers can run JavaScript dynamically either inline or by loading files viaDBMS_MLE. Dynamic MLE execution provides an additional method for using JavaScript to interact with the Oracle Database, as an alternative to using MLE modules. - Dynamic Execution Workflow
The steps required to perform dynamic MLE execution are described. - Returning the Result of the Last Execution
Use theresultargument to get the outcome of the last execution.