| create_name procedure

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Contained in package wwwpre_api_name. Call this procedure to create a preference name used to store preference values. Constraints: The preference path under which this name is being created must exist. The preference name must be unique for the preference path. The names in the path must be delimited with a period (.). The length of each name in a preference path may not exceed 255 characters. The type associated with the preference should exist and be based on one of the dynamic data types. The base types are: NUMBER, DATE and STRING. Note: If the path does not exist, create it with the create_path procedure. procedure create_name ( p_path in varchar2, p_name in varchar2, p_description in varchar2, p_type_name in varchar2, p_language in varchar2 );

Version: Oracle Portal 3.0.6.6.5 or later
Parameters:
p_path | The preference path under which the name will be created. Datatype: in varchar2
p_name | The preference name to be created. Note: The length of each name in a preference path may not exceed 255 characters. Datatype: in varchar2
p_description | A description or explanation of the preference name. Datatype: in varchar2
p_type_name | The name of the type to be associated with this preference. Datatype: in varchar2
p_language | The language in which the description should be stored. Datatype: in varchar2
Exceptions: If the name already exists, a DUPLICATE_NAME_EXCEPTION is raised. If the type is not valid, a VALUE_ERROR_EXCEPTION is raised. If the name has not been created, a GENERAL_PREFERENCE_EXCEPTION is raised. If the path for the name does not exist, then a PATH_NOT_FOUND_EXCEPTION is raised. If more than one preference path exists for the name, a DUPLICATE_PATH_EXCEPTION is raised. Example: wwpre_api_name.create_name ( p_path => 'ORACLE.PORTAL.TEST.STYLE.DEFAULT', p_name => 'FONT_SIZE', p_type_name => 'NUMBER', p_description => 'Font Size for the Style', p_language => wwctx_api.get_nls_language );

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