I'm looking for a most efficient way to implement PL/SQL block with dynamic data. For example in the following block there might be different App_profile_Type rows (with various values). Should I prepare $statement with whole block (by concatenating $statement in loop) or there is a better way to do it ?

Declare 
P_APP_ROW App_profile_Type_tab; 
v_Return BOOLEAN; 
BEGIN 
--- 
--- Initiate Application profile 
--- 
P_APP_ROW := 
App_profile_Type_tab ( 
App_profile_Type('JSYSTEM_1007','','',2,'1','0',1,1,1,'0',NULL,NULL,NU
+LL), 

.... 
.... 
); 


V_Return := APP_PROFILE_LOADER.Load_profile( P_APP_ROW => P_APP_ROW); 

IF (v_Return) THEN 
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('v_Return = ' || 'TRUE'); 
commit; 
ELSE 
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('v_Return = ' || 'FALSE'); 
rollback; 
END IF; 
END; 
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