Logging procedure parameters---

Hi All,
I wonder if there is a way to dynamically log the values of parameters passed to a procedure, function or package method.
I mean some thing like..
procedure my_proc(in_p1 in varchar2, in_p2 in number) is
Begin
Log_Params();
End;Thanks

PROCEDURE output_table(string1 IN VARCHAR, string2 IN VARCHAR, tab_name IN VARCHAR)
IS
BEGIN
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'INSERT INTO :1 SELECT :2, :3 FROM DUAL' USING tab_name, string1, string2;
END output_table;
is this "dynamic" enough?

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