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Description

The Pl_Sql code rule "Scripts must not exceed a certain size" states that all scripts written in Pl_Sql must not exceed a predetermined size limit. This rule is in place to ensure that scripts remain manageable and efficient, and that they do not become too large and unwieldy. This rule helps to ensure that scripts are written in a way that is easy to read, debug, and maintain. It also helps to prevent scripts from becoming too complex and difficult to understand.

Key Benefits

• Reduced Memory Usage: Scripts that are too large can cause increased memory usage, which can lead to slower performance and increased resource utilization. By limiting the size of scripts, memory usage can be reduced and performance improved.
• Improved Readability: Limiting the size of scripts can make them easier to read and understand, as the code is broken into smaller, more manageable chunks.
• Better Debugging: By limiting the size of scripts, it is easier to find and debug any errors that may occur.
• Increased Security: Limiting the size of scripts can help to reduce the risk of malicious code being injected into the system.