PL/SQL
raises NO_DATA_FOUND
when there are no rows returned upon a select operation, and if more than one row is returned using a select statement, TOO_MANY_ROWS
error is generated. Some more examples :COLLECTION_IS_NULL
: when a collection is nullCURSOR_ALREADY_OPEN
: When a cursor is already openLOGIN_DENIED
: When login is incorrect or permission is not there