List of procedures in a package

Hi,
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
Thanks in advance..
Edited by: user9080289 on Aug 9, 2010 5:00 AM
Edited by: user9080289 on Aug 9, 2010 5:00 AM

try this
SELECT v.owner,
       (CASE V.type
        WHEN 'FUNCTION'  THEN NULL
        WHEN 'PROCEDURE' THEN NULL
        ELSE v.name
        END
       )PACKAGE_NAME ,
        UPPER(
        SUBSTR
        TRANSLATE(
        LTRIM(REPLACE(SUBSTR(ltrim(v.text),LENGTH('PROCEDURE')+1),'"',''),' '),
        '+++'
        ),---TEXT TO BE SEARCH
        1,---STARTING POSITION
        INSTR(
        TRANSLATE(
        LTRIM(REPLACE(SUBSTR(ltrim(v.text),LENGTH('PROCEDURE')+1),'"',''),' '),
        '+++'
        ||'+'
        '+'
        )-1 ---lENGTH
        )OBJECT_NAME
        TRIM(SUBSTR(ltrim(v.text),1,LENGTH('PROCEDURE')))"TYPE"
FROM dba_source v
WHERE (TRIM(ltrim(v.text)) LIKE ('FUNCTION%') OR TRIM(ltrim(v.text)) LIKE ('PROCEDURE%')) AND
      v.owner IN (your schema) AND
      v.type IN ('PACKAGE BODY')
ORDER BY V.OWNER,V.name,v.text;note:
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

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