4. Using Bind Arguments

If you must use dynamic SQL, using bind arguments affords the next best protection against SQL injection attacks. Using bind arguments also enables cursor sharing, and thus improves application performance.

In this lesson, you will learn how to:

	Write dynamic SQL statements that use bind arguments
	Write dynamic PL/SQL to use bind arguments
	Use bind arguments in JDBC applications
	Describe limitations with bind arguments
	List alternatives to using bind arguments

Estimated time to complete this lesson: 20 minutes