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I am trying to determine why my exception output is not returning correctly. This is for Oracle SQL Developer, practicing with PL/SQL. I can provide

I am trying to determine why my exception output is not returning correctly.

This is for Oracle SQL Developer, practicing with PL/SQL. I can provide the table code if requested.

SET serveroutput on CREATE OR REPLACE Procedure GetPermissions(user IN VARCHAR, docNum OUT INTEGER) IS BEGIN SELECT count(*) INTO docNum FROM UserPermissions where UserName=user; EXCEPTION WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN dbms_output.put_line('Nothing found for this username'); END; / DECLARE doc_count INTEGER; BEGIN doc_count:=0; GetPermissions('Steve', doc_count); dbms_output.put_line(' Number of documents: ' || doc_count); END; /

I am expecting the exception exception to return its output (nothing found) when 'Steve' is ran through as that is not a username in the table I created. When running currently is just shows "Number of documents: 0".

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