Function to get Package Name

Is there an ODI function that I can call in a package step that will return the name of the current running Package?
Thanks in Advance,
Kevin

Hi,
Unfortunatelly not, unless a access to the work rep is done..
An option is send the value (parant scenario name) to the child scenario as parameter.
Make sense?

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Hi Nagarjuna,
You can get package name by doing following steps, as per my knowledge, scenario name and package name both are same in ODI (while creating scenario for package).
by the time you can retrieve scenario name as package name using below select query with selecting Work Repository schema in ODI variable
QUERY:
select SESS_NAME
from <%=snpRef.getObjectName("L","SNP_SESSION","D")%>
where SESS_NO = <%=snpRef.getSession("SESS_NO")%>
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1) create a project variable as Get_Package_Name and Data type as Alphanumeric, in Refreshing tab, type above select query and select work repository schema in schema (eg: create WorkRep logical schema in topology manager)
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3) Generate Scenario for package with same package name with version 001
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phanikanth

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thanks,
C
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