Assign the first character index to a variable.
SQL>
SQL> DECLARE
2 current VARCHAR2(9 CHAR);
3 element INTEGER;
4
5 TYPE months_varray IS VARRAY(12) OF STRING(9 CHAR);
6 TYPE calendar_table IS TABLE OF VARCHAR2(9 CHAR) INDEX BY VARCHAR2(9 CHAR);
7
8 month MONTHS_VARRAY := months_varray('January','February','March','April','May','June','July','August','September','October','November','December');
9
10 calendar CALENDAR_TABLE;
11 BEGIN
12 IF calendar.COUNT = 0 THEN
13 FOR i IN month.FIRST..month.LAST LOOP
14 calendar(month(i)) := TO_CHAR(i);
15 DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Index ['||month(i)||'] is ['||i||']');
16 END LOOP;
17
18
19 END IF;
20 END;
21 /
Index [January] is [1]
Index [February] is [2]
Index [March] is [3]
Index [April] is [4]
Index [May] is [5]
Index [June] is [6]
Index [July] is [7]
Index [August] is [8]
Index [September] is [9]
Index [October] is [10]
Index [November] is [11]
Index [December] is [12]
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