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Custom Feedback Messages

Other Techniques

One popular method which allows you to customize only the "no rows selected" feedback message is described at these pages.

OTN Discussion Forum - no rows selected ...
OraFAQ Forum: SQL & PL/SQL Newbies => sql*plus Report

A performance comparison between this method and the SQL Snippets technique presented in Changing the Footer is available at the end of this log file.

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