. Add a customer: Given all necessary information add a customer to the DB can you use an exception tooFeature 17: Add a customer.Input: Create a procedure with Cust_ID, Cust_name, Cust_email, Cust_street_address,Cust_city, Cust_state, Cust_Zip, Cust_Credit_Card and a cursor to store the selectstatement output into the cursor.Output: Creates a new row in the Customer table and displays the values with the cursor.Example of calling the feature:Exec add_customer(23, ‘James Miller’, ‘jamesmiller@gmail.com’, ‘221 Main Street’,‘Ocean City’, ‘MD’, 28392, ‘2234 1276 2773 1728’); The image is a screenshot of a database table labeled "CUSTOMERS" with the following columns: CUST_ID, CUST_NAME, CUST_EMAIL, CUST_STREET_ADDRESS, CUST_CITY, CUST_STATE, CUST_ZIP, and CUST_CREDIT_CARD_NUM. The table contains customer information such as names, email addresses, street addresses, cities, states, ZIP codes, and credit card numbers. Below is the transcribed text from the table:1. **CUST_ID:** 21 - **CUST_NAME:** Lisa Williams - **CUST_EMAIL:** lisawilliams@gmail.com - **CUST_STREET_ADDRESS:** 112 Snow Avenue - **CUST_CITY:** Buffalo - **CUST_STATE:** NY - **CUST_ZIP:** 10007 - **CUST_CREDIT_CARD_NUM:** 2721297354329462. **CUST_ID:** 22 - **CUST_NAME:** Peter Smith - **CUST_EMAIL:** petersmith@gmail.com - **CUST_STREET_ADDRESS:** 14 2nd Street - **CUST_CITY:** Norfolk - **CUST_STATE:** VA - **CUST_ZIP:** 23317 - **CUST_CREDIT_CARD_NUM:** 2783475898963653. **CUST_ID:** 23 - **CUST_NAME:** James Miller - **CUST_EMAIL:** jamesmiller@gmail.com - **CUST_STREET_ADDRESS:** 221 Main Street - **CUST_CITY:** Ocean City - **CUST_STATE:** MD - **CUST_ZIP:** 28392 - **CUST_CREDIT_CARD_NUM:** 22341276277317284. **CUST_ID:** 24 - **CUST_NAME:** Hope Davis - **CUST_EMAIL:** hopedavis@gmail.com - **CUST_STREET_ADDRESS:** 61 Valley Rd - **CUST_CITY:** Washington, D.C. - **CUST_STATE:** Washington, D.C. - **CUST_ZIP:** 43896 - **CUST_CREDIT_CARD_NUM:** 22313955265572725. **CUST_ID:** 25 - **CUST_NAME:** Daisy Brown The image displays a SQL code snippet used to create a database table named "Customers." Below is a transcription and explanation of the code:```sqlCREATE TABLE Customers( Cust_ID NUMBER NOT NULL, Cust_Name VARCHAR2(50) NOT NULL, Cust_Email VARCHAR2(50) NOT NULL, Cust_Street_Address VARCHAR2(70) NOT NULL, Cust_City VARCHAR2(50) NOT NULL, Cust_State VARCHAR2(20) NOT NULL, Cust_Zip NUMBER NOT NULL, Cust_Credit_Card_Num NUMBER NOT NULL, CONSTRAINT Customers_pk PRIMARY KEY (Cust_ID));```### Explanation:1. **CREATE TABLE Customers**: This command initializes the creation of a new table named "Customers" in the database.2. **Columns**: - `Cust_ID NUMBER NOT NULL`: A column for the customer ID, defined as a number and cannot be null. - `Cust_Name VARCHAR2(50) NOT NULL`: A column for the customer's name, allowing up to 50 characters, and cannot be null. - `Cust_Email VARCHAR2(50) NOT NULL`: A column for the customer's email, allowing up to 50 characters, and cannot be null. - `Cust_Street_Address VARCHAR2(70) NOT NULL`: A column for the street address, allowing up to 70 characters, and cannot be null. - `Cust_City VARCHAR2(50) NOT NULL`: A column for the city, allowing up to 50 characters, and cannot be null. - `Cust_State VARCHAR2(20) NOT NULL`: A column for the state, allowing up to 20 characters, and cannot be null. - `Cust_Zip NUMBER NOT NULL`: A column for the ZIP code, defined as a number, and cannot be null. - `Cust_Credit_Card_Num NUMBER NOT NULL`: A column for storing the credit card number, defined as a number, and cannot be null.3. **Constraint**: - `CONSTRAINT Customers_pk PRIMARY KEY (Cust_ID)`: This defines a primary key constraint named "Customers_pk" on the `Cust_ID` column, ensuring each entry has a unique customer ID.

Approach 1. Start 2.Create a procedure 3. Declaring variables in procedure 4. Create cursor in procedure 5. Display data in tables with cursors 6. EndCode -- create a tableCREATE TABLE customers ( Cust_ID INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, Cust_name TEXT NOT NULL, Cust_email TEXT NOT NULL, Cust_city TEXT NOT NULL, Cust_street_address TEXT NOT NULL, Cust_state TEXT NOT NULL, Cust_Zip TEXT NOT NULL, Cust_Credit_Card TEXT NOT NULL);-- insert some valuesINSERT INTO customers VALUES (23, 'James Miller', 'jamesmiller@gmail.com','Pune', '221 Main Street','Maharashtra', 28392, '2234127627731728');INSERT INTO customers VALUES (25, 'Miller Pagf', 'millerpagf@gmail.com','Mumbai', 'Main Street','Bihar', 67592, '6780957627731728');-- fetch some valuesSELECT * FROM customers Output