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27.10.Packages
27.10.1.
Packages
27.10.2.
Private Versus Public Package Objects
27.10.3.
Package State
27.10.4.
Recompiling Packages
27.10.5.
All packages can be recompiled by using the Oracle utility dbms_utility:
27.10.6.
Creating a Package Specification
27.10.7.
Creating a Package Body
27.10.8.
Creating Packages and call its functions
27.10.9.
Calling Functions and Procedures in a Package
27.10.10.
A Package Specification and its body
27.10.11.
Overloading Packaged Subprograms
27.10.12.
Calls procedure in a package
27.10.13.
Dropping a Package
27.10.14.
Calling a Cursor Declared in a Different Package
27.10.15.
Reference fields and methods in package
27.10.16.
Controlling access to packages
27.10.17.
Globals Stored in a Package
27.10.18.
A Subtypes Example
27.10.19.
Generate Random number
27.10.20.
Crosss reference between two packages
27.10.21.
package RECURSION
27.10.22.
Using RESTRICT_REFERENCES in a Package
27.10.23.
PLS-00452: Subprogram 'GETNAME' violates its associated pragma
27.10.24.
Dynamically create packages