Oracle delete procedure is not working correctly - sql

Question

This is my oracle stored procedure. I want to delete certain id when I pass data to procedure, but when I perform this proc. I get deleted everything that my trable has.
Can someone please check this out
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE Delete(
id IN number)
AS
BEGIN
DELETE FROM Users WHERE Users.id_user= id;
END;
/
I have tried to put :
DELETE FROM Users WHERE Users.id_user == id;
Then I get compilation error.

Answer 1

Have you tried DELETE FROM Users WHERE id_user = id; ?
Using == is not valid SQL for an equality check.
I still don't see why are you getting all rows deleted. DELETE FROM Users WHERE Users.id_user = id should be working properly.
More information on the DELETE STATEMENT syntax.

Answer 2

I have the same problem. When I pass an Id that doesn't exist in the table, everything gets deleted.
If the id exists in the table, then the procedure runs as I want it to run.
PROCEDURE tests
( jobnr IN varchar2,
x IN number,
menu in varchar2 default '1')
IS
counter number := 0;
BEGIN
delete from table_test where jobnr = jobnr;
if sql%notfound or sql%rowcount=0 then
rollback;
end if;
WHILE counter < x
LOOP
insert into table_test ( cskey, telnr, seq, jobnr, menu ) values ('Test'||counter, counter, counter, jobnr, menu );
counter := counter + 1;
END LOOP;
commit;
END;

Answer 3

Try this: Store input into local variable and then use this variable in your query. This worked for me.
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE Delete(
id IN number)
AS
v_id Number;
BEGIN
v_id := id;
DELETE FROM Users WHERE Users.id_user= v_id;
END;

Answer 4

CREATE TABLE USERS(ID NUMBER);
TABLE CREATED.
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE DeleteIDS(
id IN number)
AS
BEGIN
DELETE FROM Users WHERE id= id;
END;
/
PROCEDURE CREATED.
Here, in the table users id is there and also if you specify id in the declaration of procedure then that procedure deletes all the data.
so,
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE DeleteIDS(
idS IN number)
AS
BEGIN
DELETE FROM Users WHERE id= idS;
END;
/
PROCEDURE CREATED.
Now,
INSERT INTO USERS VALUES(10);
1 ROW INSERTED.
INSERT INTO USER VALUES(20);
1 ROW INSERTED.
COMMIT;
Now, execute the procedure
SQL>EXEC DELETEIDS(10);
PL/SQL PROGRAM SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED.
SELECT * FROM USERS;
ID
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