Collapse all procedures in a package

Is there a way to collapse all of the procedures listed in a package using SQL Developer? I have a package with a couple dozen procedures in it, and i would like to look them all over at a glance without the need to collapse each procedure manually.
Thanks.

If you right click in the code folding margin (far left of code), you will get a menu that allows you to collapse all procedure/declaration bodies or alternatively collapse all statements. Unfortunately, if you have a significant amount of comments outside your procedures and functions, it doesn't look as good as I would want.
theFurryOne

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Execute all procedures in a package

Pls tell me how to execute all the functions and procedures in a Package in a single shot or is there any coding for the same
Please help me
Thanks in advance

You would need to have a procedure or function in the package that ran all of the others. Given a package like:
CREATE PACKAGE p AS
   FUNCTION f1 RETURN NUMBER;
   FUNCTION f2 RETURN NUMBER;
   PROCEDURE p1;
   PROCEDURE p2;
   PROCEDURE RUN_ALL;
END;
CREATE PACKAGE BODY p AS
FUNCTION f1 RETURN NUMBER IS
BEGIN
   RETURN 1;
END; -- f1
FUNCTION f2 RETURN NUMBER IS
BEGIN
   RETURN 2;
END; -- f2
PROCEDURE p1 IS
BEGIN
   NULL;
END; -- p1
PROCEDURE p2 IS
BEGIN
   NULL;
END; -- p2
PROCEDURE RUN_ALL IS
   l_f1 NUMBER;
   l_f2 NUMBER;
BEGIN
   l_f1 := f1();
   l_f2 := f2();
   p1;
   p2;
END; -- run_all
END; -- package bodyThen you would run all the procedures and functions by calling
p.run_all;If you will never wnat to run the other procedures and function individually, then you could define the package spec as:
CREATE PACKAGE p AS
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John

Package Body in the tree doesn't show all procedures

I am using Sql Developer 1.0.0.14.67 on Win XP Professional,
DB servers Oracle 9i on both Linux Red HAt and Win XP Professional
I have troubles with one of packages - in the tree under Package Body SQL Developer doesn't show all procedures of this package body.
On the right panel all package body source is shown, but in the tree under Package Body it shows names of only procedures up to certain line in the source code - up to line where first Private (not included in Package Spec) procedure code starts.
BUT, there are more Public procedures in package body below this Private procedure - and all of procedures below first private are not included in the tree under Package Body

I find this quite annoying. I cannot use the navigation panel on the left to find the location of all functions and procedures in the package body. The 'missing' procedures are listed under the package spec, and double clicking on them takes me to the spec and not the body.
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Copy procedures, functions and packages to files

Can anyone help me, how to put all procedures, functions and packages to files. It is important, that when procedure have name PROCEDURE_CREATE then file have PROCEDURE_CREATE.txt
Is that possible?

Hi,
I guess you want following.
Do:
1 DECLARE
2   CURSOR Cur_All IS SELECT DISTINCT NAME
3                   FROM ALL_SOURCE
4                              WHERE ROWNUM <= 10 ;
5           --        WHERE OWNER LIKE 'KIN%' ;
6   v_Name ALL_SOURCE.NAME%TYPE ;
7 BEGIN
8   OPEN Cur_All ;
9   LOOP
10    FETCH Cur_All INTO v_Name ;
11    EXIT WHEN Cur_All%NOTFOUND;
12    DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('SPOOL '||v_Name||'.txt') ;
13    DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('SELECT TEXT FROM ALL_SOURCE WHERE NAME ='''||v_Name||''' ORDER BY LINE ;') ;
14    DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('SPOOL OFF') ;
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16   CLOSE Cur_All;
17* END ;
SQL> /
SPOOL STANDARD.txt
SELECT TEXT FROM ALL_SOURCE WHERE NAME ='STANDARD' ORDER BY LINE ;
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PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> Do spool of the above anonymous block. And run it as a SQL script. You will get required output.
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Query for getting all function and procedure inside the packages

hi All
Please provide me Query for getting all function and procedure inside the packages
thanks

As Todd said, you can use user_arguments data dictionary or you can join user_objects and user_procedures like below to get the name of the packaged function and procedure names.
If you are looking for the packaged procedures and functions source then use user_source data dictionary
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user_objects b
where a.object_name is not null
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and b.object_type='PACKAGE'
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Help on ORA-06550 & PLS-00363 Error while running a procedure from a packag

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I ran the following procedure from a package on a command line in sqlplus:
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ERROR at line 1:
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ORA-06550: line 1, column 7:
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Justin,
Thanks for your response and information. Yes, Theoa was correct the 3rd parameter is an OUT variable, and it is a numeric field. The procedure was called by a form as follows:
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Yesterday, I was able to run the procedure in Toad for Oracle to a successful completion by providing the 3 parameters: (2009, 2010, null). Just wonder why I cannot run the same procedure with the same parameters on a command line in sqlplus as follows:
exec QUALITY_ASSURANCE.COPY_SW_RESOURCES(2009,2010,null);So, if I understand your suggestion correctly, in order to run the procedure with the 3 parameter successfully in sqlplus,
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Need to get the list of all procedures called in an object

Hi,
I am trying to find the list of all proceudres called in an object. I can get the list of packages and individual procedures/functions using dba_dependencies, all_dependencies or user_dependencies. However this would not give me the list of procedures of a package that are used in my object.
How to find the procedures of a package (and not just the package name) being called in another object?
Thanks in advance
Upendra

You can take the package name from user_depencies and query the USER_SOURCE table for the object name where the package name exists.
Eg code, here PKemp is the package name.
SELECT SUBSTR(TEXT,INSTR(TEXT,'PKEMP'))
FROM USER_SOURCE
WHERE NAME = 'PROCEMP'
AND INSTR(TEXT,'PKEMP') >=1
SUBSTR(TEXT,INSTR(TEXT,'PKEMP'))
PKEMP.SALUP;

How can i find start line of any functions or procedures stored in package body?

hi
how can i find start line of any functions or procedures stored in package body?
is there any way to write a query from for example user_source?
thanks

how can i find start line of any functions or procedures stored in package body?
Why? What will you do differently if a procedure starts on line 173 instead of line 254?
Tell us what PROBLEM you are trying to solve so we can help you find the best way to solve it.
If you use PL_SCOPE that info is available in the *_IDENTIFIERS views. See 'Using PL/Scope in the Advanced Dev Doc
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B28359_01/appdev.111/b28424/adfns_plscope.htm
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PROCEDURE proc1;
PROCEDURE proc2;
END;
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BEGIN
NULL;
END;
PROCEDURE proc2 IS
BEGIN
proc1;
END;
PROCEDURE proc3 IS
BEGIN
proc1;
proc2;
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END;
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WITH v AS (
SELECT    Line,
            Col,
            INITCAP(NAME) Name,
            LOWER(TYPE)   Type,
            LOWER(USAGE) Usage,
            USAGE_ID,
            USAGE_CONTEXT_ID
    FROM USER_IDENTIFIERS
      WHERE Object_Name = 'PACK1'
        AND Object_Type = 'PACKAGE'
SELECT LINE, RPAD(LPAD(' ', 2*(Level-1)) ||
                 Name, 20, '.')||' '||
                 RPAD(Type, 20)||
                 RPAD(Usage, 20)
                 IDENTIFIER_USAGE_CONTEXTS
FROM v
START WITH USAGE_CONTEXT_ID = 0
CONNECT BY PRIOR USAGE_ID = USAGE_CONTEXT_ID
ORDER SIBLINGS BY Line, Col
LINE,IDENTIFIER_USAGE_CONTEXTS
1,Pack1............... package             declaration
2, Proc1............. procedure           declaration
3, Proc2............. procedure           declaration
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LINE,IDENTIFIER_USAGE_CONTEXTS
1,Pack1............... package             definition
2, Proc1............. procedure           definition
6, Proc2............. procedure           definition
8,    Proc1........... procedure           call
10, Proc3............. procedure           declaration
10,    Proc3........... procedure           definition
12,      Proc1......... procedure           call
13,      Proc2......... procedure           call

Searching strings in procedures, function and packages (OWB)

Hi all,
I'm working on an OMB script to look for a string in procedures, function and packages in OWB. So far, I found how to do it for functions and procedures:
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Of course, if you are looking for a match in any source - including procedures and packages not imported into OWB, then OMB+ isn't going to be a ton of help as it won't be aware of those other packages.
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How to find Unused variables in procedure,function or package

Hi all,
I want find out unused variables in procedure, function and package.
I have written below script for doing this ,but i am not getting the expected result.
Kindly help me to improve the below code ,so that it works as expected.
{code}
version details
Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.3.0 - 64bit Production
PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.3.0 - Production
"CORE    11.2.0.3.0    Production"
TNS for Linux: Version 11.2.0.3.0 - Production
NLSRTL Version 11.2.0.3.0 - Production
{code}
{code}
What i Have tried is This.
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V_OBJECT_NAME VARCHAR2(30) :='PR_PRINT';
V_OBJECT_TYPE VARCHAR2(30) :='PROCEDURE';
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    INTO V_COUNT
    FROM USER_SOURCE US
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     p_varchar          IN OUT VARCHAR2
IS
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    RETURN NUMBER
IS
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BEGIN
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END get_number;
END ui_test1;
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       ,name
       ,type
       ,line
       ,col
FROM    all_identifiers obj
WHERE   obj.owner = USER
AND     obj.usage = 'DECLARATION'
AND     obj.object_name = 'UI_TEST1'
AND     NOT EXISTS (
            SELECT 1
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            WHERE   obj.signature = with_rh.signature
            AND     with_rh.usage IN ('REFERENCE','CALL','ASSIGNMENT')
ORDER BY TYPE
        ,object_name
        ,object_type
        ,name;
OBJECT_NAME OBJECT_TYPE   NAME       TYPE       LINE COL
UI_TEST1     PACKAGE       GET_NUMBER FUNCTION     11 10
UI_TEST1     PACKAGE BODY SETZERO    FUNCTION     35 14
UI_TEST1     PACKAGE       UI_TEST1   PACKAGE       1   9
UI_TEST1     PACKAGE BODY SETNULL    PROCEDURE    12 11
Regards
Marcus

Exp/imp procedures, functions and packages question

Hi
I've a 9i R2 version Oracle database. I would like to export procedures, functions and packages from a schema. How do I do that?
Is there any script or command lines can provide?
Thanks

Hello user12259190.
You can do an export of the user itself, excluding table data as inH:\>exp
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Copyright (c) 1982, 2005, Oracle. All rights reserved.
Username: db_user@db_sid
Password:
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. exporting private type synonyms
. exporting object type definitions for user DB_USER
About to export DB_USER's objects ...
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EXP-00091: Exporting questionable statistics.
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Edited by: MMarcus on Nov 21, 2009 3:43 PM

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regards,
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