List of Procedures/Functions in a Package

Hi All,
Is it possible to get List of procedure/functions in a package with their number of lines? I tried querying user_source but it treat package and package as a separate object but not function/procedures in that package.
Thanks.

dbdan wrote:
There are some standards related to Quality Assurance where the quality of product is determined based on the bugs per n number of lines of code. I guess it is 0.01 bug per 1000 lines of code in Six-Sigma (may be not exact). We need to present this to client. My manage want us to get granularity even function/procedures within a package, well that is meaningless, if we can count total lines in a package, but Boss is always right :)What a bunch of baloney. Quality of code is not measured by number of lines but by programming design. And if anything the C language showed that a single line of code can be the most complex part of a program - and more difficult to understand and maintain than 100 "+plain+" lines of code.
Also, what about comments and spacing and formatting? I break down SQL statements in PL/SQL into a properly indented statements that spans multiple lines. So if there are 20 columns to select, there will be 20 lines. Compare this to instead put all 20 columns on a single line.
So using pure line number calculation will make my formatting score a bigger number on the bug chart. Not formatting at all and simply stuffing everything onto a single line (a nice unreadable mess) will be considered to have less bugs!?
So you will need to count statements and not lines. But how accurate is that when some statements are significantly more complex than others? PL/SQL and other languages are not RISC machines where all statements are essentially equal.
Nah.. I think this approach is idiotic, severely flawed, and that your boss is in serious needs of basic education in the principles and fundamentals of software engineering.

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Hi folks,
is it possible to obtain a called procedure/function name within package?
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For example:
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   BEGIN
      api_log.trace_data(sysdate, 'START.' || ???????);
      api_log.trace_data(sysdate, 'END.' || ???????);
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   PROCEDURE proc_2 IS
   BEGIN
      api_log.trace_data(sysdate, 'START.' || ???????);
      proc_1;
      api_log.trace_data(sysdate, 'END.' || ???????);
   END;
END; I would like to replace "???????" with a function which would return a name of called procedure, so result of trace data after calling TEST_PACKAGE.proc_2 would be:
   11.1.2013 09:00:01    START.*TEST_PACKAGE.proc_2*
   11.1.2013 09:00:01    START.*TEST_PACKAGE.proc_1*
   11.1.2013 09:00:01    END.*TEST_PACKAGE.proc_1*
   11.1.2013 09:00:01    END.*TEST_PACKAGE.proc_2*I tried to use "dbms_utility.format_call_stack" but it did not return the name of procedure/function.
Many thanks,
Tomas
PS: I don't want to use an hardcoding

You've posted enough to know that you need to provide your 4 digit Oracle version (result of SELECT * FROM V$VERSION).
>
is it possible to obtain a called procedure/function name within package?
For a measuring and tracing purpose, I would like to store an info at the beginning of each procedure/function in package with timestamp + additional details if needed.
>
I usually use this method
1. Create a SQL type for logging information
2. Put the package name into a constant in the package spec
3. Add a line to each procedure/function for the name.
Sample package spec
      * Constants and package variables
          gc_pk_name               CONSTANT VARCHAR2(30) := 'PK_TEST';Sample procedure code in package
      PROCEDURE P_TEST_INIT
      IS
        c_proc_name CONSTANT VARCHAR2(80) := 'P_TEST_INIT';
        v_log_info TYPE_LOG_INFO := TYPE_LOG_INFO(gc_pk_name, c_proc_name); -- create the log type instance
      BEGIN
          NULL; -- code goes here
      EXCEPTION
      WHEN ??? THEN
          v_log_info.log_code := SQLCODE; -- add info to the log type
          v_log_info.log_message := SQLERRM;
          v_log_info.log_time    := SYSDATE;
          pk_log.p_log_error(v_log_info);
                                raise;
      END P_PK_TEST_INIT;Sample SQL type
DROP TYPE TYPE_LOG_INFO;
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE TYPE_LOG_INFO AUTHID DEFINER AS OBJECT (
* NAME:      TYPE_LOG_INFO
* PURPOSE:   Holds info used by PK_LOG package to log errors.
*             Using a TYPE instance keeps the procedures and functions
*             independent of the logging mechanism.
*             If new logging features are needed a SUB TYPE can be derived
*             from this base type to add the new functionality without
*             breaking any existing code.
* REVISIONS:
* Ver        Date        Author           Description
*   1.00      mm/dd/yyyy me               Initial Version.
    PACKAGE_NAME VARCHAR2(80),
    PROC_NAME     VARCHAR2(80),
    STEP_NUMBER   NUMBER,
    LOG_LEVEL   VARCHAR2(10),
    LOG_CODE    NUMBER,
    LOG_MESSAGE VARCHAR2(1024),
    LOG_TIME    TIMESTAMP,
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                                        p_proc_name IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'Uninitialized',
                                        p_step_number IN NUMBER DEFAULT 1,
                                        p_LOG_level IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'Uninit',
                                        p_LOG_code IN NUMBER DEFAULT -1,
                                        p_LOG_message IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'Uninitialized',
                                        p_LOG_time IN DATE DEFAULT SYSDATE)
                RETURN SELF AS RESULT
) NOT FINAL;
DROP TYPE BODY TYPE_LOG_INFO;
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE BODY TYPE_LOG_INFO IS
    CONSTRUCTOR FUNCTION type_log_info (p_package_name IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'Uninitialized',
                                        p_proc_name IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'Uninitialized',
                                        p_step_number IN NUMBER DEFAULT 1,
                                        p_LOG_level IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'Uninit',
                                        p_LOG_code IN NUMBER DEFAULT -1,
                                        p_LOG_message IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'Uninitialized',
                                        p_LOG_time IN DATE DEFAULT SYSDATE)
     RETURN SELF AS RESULT IS
    BEGIN
      self.package_name := p_package_name;
      self.proc_name     := p_proc_name;
      self.step_number   := p_step_number;
      self.LOG_level   := p_LOG_level;
      self.LOG_code    := p_LOG_code;
      self.LOG_message := p_LOG_message;
      self.LOG_time    := p_LOG_time;
      RETURN;
    END;
END;
SHO ERREdited by: rp0428 on Jan 11, 2013 10:35 AM after 1st cup of coffee ;)

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Explain the reason why this would make any sense. Convenience. I wouldn't mind this option either.
1) Currently, i am working on a PACKAGE which has
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seconds. If i could just ALTER the one PROCEDURE, it
would save time. (The little adds up to a lot during
testing.)
2) If two developers want to modify the two parts of
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system, it might be convenient to store each
PROCEDURE separately, instead of storing the entire
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It is certainly not required, but it would be a nice
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How I can find out the list of Procedures and Functions inside a Package.

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Sql Developer - View source code of procedures, functions & packages in another schema

Our developers need the ability to view procedures, function, packages etc. in the production database (using SQL DEVELOPER). They don't have access to sign on as the owner of these
objects in Production. They must use their own limited access UserID for this purpose.
This limited access UserID has been granted select privilege on DBA_SOURCE & DBA_OBJECTS. The developers need the ability to view the source of these object via
the tree view in SQL DEV. They should be able to click on "other users" in the SQL DEV tree view and see a listing of the owner schema objects. Then they should
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While searching this forum and the internet, I see that other installations have this same issue.
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Just to double check that I'm interpreting the problem correctly, is the following true:
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Iam using oracle 11g.
is there any option to view list of procedures in a package.
all_procedures gives me list of procedures defined in package specification.
But i need list of procedures defined in package body both public and private procedures
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Edited by: user9080289 on Aug 9, 2010 5:00 AM
Edited by: user9080289 on Aug 9, 2010 5:00 AM

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you may not need the Translate function here, but in my place the spacing of the procedure is a little bit messy.
maybe there are other better ways than this
hope this help
Edited by: HGDBA on Aug 9, 2010 8:09 AM

Call a function inside a package from a stored procedure

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I am kind of new to the stored procedure. Does anyone know how to call a function inside a package from another stored procedure?
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v_l_name varchar2(25);
v_f_name varchar2(15);
v_sex varchar2(1);
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-----------------------------------------

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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?
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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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Export table data (yes/no): yes > no
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Hope this helps,
Luke

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hi,
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Yeah
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you are correct
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