When doing a bulk bind using FORALL you need to execute the code for all the records even if some of the records encounter exceptions. You use the SAVE EXCEPTIONS clause along with FORALL to accomplis?

When using the FORALL statement in PL/SQL to perform bulk inserts, updates, or deletes, the SAVE EXCEPTIONS clause allows you to continue processing all records, even if some encounter exceptions. This clause captures the exceptions raised for each iteration and stores them in an exception collection, which can be reviewed after the FORALL execution. By using SAVE EXCEPTIONS, you can identify and handle only the problematic records without interrupting the entire operation. This approach enhances efficiency by processing large datasets while still managing errors effectively.