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    Arrow Regarding Procedure Information

    Dear All,
    I want to get name of all procedure and functions which are created.I also want the coding for the particular procedure.Can u help me that from which table I can get these all information.


    Regards,
    Imti
    Imti
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    Hi

    You can get that from all_objects..

    something like

    select object_name,owner,object_type
    from all_objects
    where object_type in ('PROCEEDURE','FUNCTION');

    regards
    Hrishy

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    Regarding procedure Information

    Thanks Harishy,

    Now I got it how to get information regarding procedure and functions.I want one more help suppose I want to see my coding in my existing procedure for example test_proc. how can I edit it?


    Regards,
    Imti
    Imti
    Junior DBA

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    Hi

    You can use something like TOAD which is a freeware for that..:-)

    regards
    Hrishy

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    Re: Regarding procedure Information

    Originally posted by akimtiaz
    Thanks Harishy,
    I want to see my coding in my existing procedure for example test_proc. how can I edit it?
    Regards,
    Imti
    Select text from dba_source where name='TEST_PROC';

    U will get the code of the proc.
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