Calling a procedure in PLL from PL/SQL

Can I call a procedure in PLL (for Forms) from a PL/SQL (not in Forms) procedure?
If yes, can anybody tell me how?
Hyunsu Kim

This is not Forms but I'll try an answer.
No.
The PLL is a client-side library. Even when the Forms application is deployed web-wise it is unlikely that it will be on the same server as the database, so database PL/SQL won't be able to execute it. Furthermore, a PLL routine is likely to contain Forms calls, which cannot be executed by the database. If you have a PLL routine that consists of nothing but database PL/SQL I suggest you move all the code into a database procedure and turn the PLL procedure into a wrapper.
Cheers, APC

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