
PL/SQL evolved with the advent of full object-oriented programming capabilities delivered in Oracle 9i, Release 2. PL/SQL is no longer a purely procedural language. It is now both a procedural and object-oriented programming language. The Oracle 11g Database also evolved PL/SQL from an interpreted language to a natively compiled language. You may ask: “Doesn’t that eliminate the benefit of an operating system–independent language?” The answer to that question is not at all. Now you can write PL/SQL once in an operating system–independent form. Then, you can deploy it and let Oracle manage its native compilation. Oracle 11g automates the process for you on supported platforms.
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