Getting error PLS-00428 on executing Oracle stored procedure

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i am executing below stored procedure on pl/sql developer

SQL

create or replace procedure Demo
(
        Id IN INTEGER
)
IS

begin
    select * from METRICTYPE where ID=ID;
end Demo3;

Below is the error
PLS-00428:an INTO clause is expected in this select statement

Please Advise

Posted 23-Feb-15 0:30am

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter · Answer 1 · 2015-02-23T00:41:00

PL/SQL syntax is different fro many other SQL...
Any SELECT query (except sub-queries) must put it's values in variables...
Like:

SQL

DECLARE
M_TYPE VARCHAR2(50);

SELECT TYPE
INTO M_TYPE
FROM METRICTYPE WHERE ID = ID;

This of course have the problem not to return the values you want...for that you may use REFCURSOR[^] of PL/SQL...