Monitoring stored procedure from forms

I am following up on a form, to reach the line that contains a call to a stored procedure, I find the way to load the stored procedure to follow.
The procedure was compiled with debug, thus:
ALTER PACKAGE paquete COMPILE DEBUG package;
ALTER PACKAGE paquete COMPILE DEBUG BODY package;
the user has privileges:
DEBUG CONNECT SESSION to grant usuario;
DEBUG ANY PROCEDURE to grant usuario;
I'm working with Forms [32 Bit] Version 10.1.2.0.2 and Database 10G.
I can be followed from SqlDeveloper the stored procedure with an anonymous block.
can someone help me

Are you trying to run the DEBUGGER on a database stored procedure or simply monitor the progress of the stored procedure so you will have some idea of when the procedure will complete?
If you are trying to DEBUG the database stored procedure, then Arun is right - this cannot be done through Forms.
If you are trying to monitor the progress of a database stored procedure - there are no Oracle Built-ins to accomplish this, however, Oracle ACE Francois Degrelle has developed a Pluggable Java Component (PJC) that will do this for you. Check out his article: [Forms : a progress bar to follow stored procedure execution | http://fdegrelle.over-blog.com/article-10986844.html] at his blog.
Hope this helps,
Craig...

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I am expecting the best and detailed answer for my
Queries, I also hope these Quests will clear the doubts of many
members in our esteemed group.
Thnx in Advance...
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siree....

Dear Siree,
Oh!! how many Questions? Each how much big??
Ok First of all the answer to your first question.
You can use the Stored procedures in the same way as the Forms procedures. You can pass bind variables to the stored procedures as well. You can also use the stored procedures in any triggers, I think there are no restrictions for that. The only thing is you should be connected to database while compiling the trigger where you are calling the stored procedure.
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You cannot direct Forms (I don't know about version 10g), untill 9i, you cannot tell forms to take the stored procedure and leave the local procedure. It will always take the local procedure, once a procedure is called. If not found locally then only it will go for the Stored procedures.
For your third question.
As I told you b4 forms searches for the procedure being called locally first, if locally present, does not go to the stored procedure. If declared by different paramaters in the stored procedure and it is called, then it will throw error (as it first searches for the name locally and if found will take up the one present locally and since that procedure is with different parameter, will throw up error). It is after all a stupid machine and can't think like us.
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Saibaldas
[email protected]

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