Dropping procedure of a package

Hi,
Is it possible to drop a procedure or function available inside a package ?
For example....
Suppose there areoceduresProc1, Proc2 inside a package Pack1 and I want to drop only the procedure Proc1
Pls let me know whether is there any possibilities..
Thanks in advance

Nope it is impossible.
you must change specification of your package and body of your package.

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