How check what kind od SQL statement procedure do

I would like to check what kind of sql statement type (DML, DDL , Retrive) procedure do on objects.
is it possible?

You could try to parse the SQL in DBA_SOURCE for the procedure in question, but that probably doesn't help much...
Note as well that procedures cannot do DDL unless they resort to dynamic SQL, in which case Oracle itself doesn't know what objects you're working with and what you're doing with them until runtime.
Justin

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