Manage table function's source code in OWB metadata
Hi all,
please I would like to know if it possible to code a table function in OWB's metadata.
I'll try to better explain myself; I know how to use a tf in a mapping but I also would like to manage the table function's source code in OWB metadata repository.
It appears you cant code a table function as procedures/functions: there's no ref_cursor as input , no pipelined option and so on.
I'm workin on 10.2.0.4 OWB repos.
Any information will be appreciated, thanks.
best regards, David
... you are right. You cannot write the code of a table function inside owb. You must write the table function external and create it in the database. In owb you only can call the table function.
Regards,
Detlef
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/EE , /EECAN Is the value of function key Back and Cancel respectively in selection screen 1000.
Where i can see these value without going through Source code after recording.Hello,
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