OPERATE FILE WITHIN PL/SQL

I WILL OPERATE FILE WITHIN PL/SQL,eg delete file in pl/sql procedure or function.how can I perform?
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Try UTL_FILE.FREMOVE.

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    -- Version 0.5
    -- Objective : The main objective OF this PACKAGE IS TO CREATE excel files from PL/SQL code
    -- Requirement : Excel version 2003 onwards support XML format.
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    PROCEDURE create_excel( p_directory IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL , p_file_name IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL ) ;
    PROCEDURE create_excel_apps ;
    PROCEDURE create_style( p_style_name IN VARCHAR2
    , p_fontname IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
    , p_fontcolor IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'Black'
    , p_fontsize IN NUMBER DEFAULT null
    , p_bold IN BOOLEAN DEFAULT FALSE
    , p_italic IN BOOLEAN DEFAULT FALSE
    , p_underline IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
    , p_backcolor IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL );
    PROCEDURE close_file ;
    PROCEDURE create_worksheet( p_worksheet_name IN VARCHAR2 ) ;
    PROCEDURE write_cell_num(p_row NUMBER , p_column NUMBER, p_worksheet_name IN VARCHAR2, p_value IN NUMBER , p_style IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL );
    PROCEDURE write_cell_char(p_row NUMBER, p_column NUMBER, p_worksheet_name IN VARCHAR2, p_value IN VARCHAR2, p_style IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL );
    PROCEDURE write_cell_null(p_row NUMBER , p_column NUMBER , p_worksheet_name IN VARCHAR2, p_style IN VARCHAR2 );
    PROCEDURE set_row_height( p_row IN NUMBER , p_height IN NUMBER, p_worksheet IN VARCHAR2 ) ;
    PROCEDURE set_column_width( p_column IN NUMBER , p_width IN NUMBER , p_worksheet IN VARCHAR2 ) ;
    END ;
    -- Package : gen_xl_sml
    -- Version : 0.62
    CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE Body gen_xl_xml IS
    -- worksheets must be created before it could be passed AS parameter TO the write cell procedures
    l_file utl_FILE.file_type ;
    g_apps_env VARCHAR2(1) := 'U' ; -- unset at the start
    TYPE tbl_excel_data IS TABLE OF VARCHAR2(2000) INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER ;
    g_excel_data tbl_excel_data ;
    g_null_data tbl_excel_data ;
    g_data_count NUMBER ;
    TYPE rec_styles IS record ( s VARCHAR2(30) , def VARCHAR2(2000) );
    TYPE tbl_style IS TABLE OF rec_styles INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER ;
    g_styles tbl_style ;
    g_null_styles tbl_style ;
    g_style_count NUMBER := 0;
    TYPE rec_worksheets IS record ( w VARCHAR2(30) , whdr VARCHAR2(300), wftr VARCHAR2(2000) );
    TYPE tbl_worksheets IS TABLE OF rec_worksheets INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER ;
    g_worksheets tbl_worksheets ;
    g_null_worksheets tbl_worksheets ;
    g_worksheets_count NUMBER := 0;
    TYPE rec_cell_data IS record ( r NUMBER , c NUMBER , v VARCHAR2(2000) ,s VARCHAR2(30) , w VARCHAR2(100), dt VARCHAR2(8) );
    TYPE tbl_cell_data IS TABLE OF rec_cell_data INDEX BY binary_INTEGER ;
    g_cells tbl_cell_data ;
    g_null_cells tbl_cell_data ;
    g_cell_count NUMBER := 0 ;
    TYPE rec_columns_data IS record( c NUMBER, wd NUMBER, w VARCHAR2(30) ) ;
    TYPE tbl_columns_data IS TABLE OF rec_columns_data Index BY BINARY_INTEGER ;
    g_columns tbl_columns_data ;
    g_null_columns tbl_columns_data ;
    g_column_count NUMBER ;
    TYPE rec_rows_data IS record( r NUMBER, ht NUMBER , w VARCHAR2(30) ) ;
    TYPE tbl_rows_data IS TABLE OF rec_rows_data Index BY BINARY_INTEGER ;
    g_rows tbl_ROWS_data ;
    g_null_rows tbl_rows_data ;
    g_ROW_count NUMBER ;
    PROCEDURE p ( p_string IN VARCHAR2) is
    begin
    IF debug_flag = TRUE THEN
    DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line( p_string) ;
    END IF;
    END ;
    FUNCTION style_defined ( p_style IN VARCHAR2 ) RETURN BOOLEAN IS
    BEGIN
    FOR i IN 1..g_style_count LOOP
    IF g_styles(i).s = p_style THEN
    RETURN TRUE ;
    END IF;
    END LOOP ;
    RETURN FALSE ;
    END ;
    -- Function : cell_used returns : BOOLEAN
    -- Description : Cell_used FUNCTION returns TRUE IF that cell IS already used
    -- Called BY : write_Cell_char, write_cell_num
    -- ??? right now it IS NOT called BY write_Cell_null , this needs TO be evaluated
    FUNCTION cell_used ( p_r IN NUMBER , p_c IN number , p_w IN VARCHAR2 ) RETURN BOOLEAN IS
    BEGIN
    FOR i IN 1..g_cell_count LOOP
    IF ( g_cells(i).r = p_r AND g_cells(i).c = p_c AND g_cells(i).w = p_w ) THEN
    RETURN TRUE ;
    END IF;
    END LOOP ;
    RETURN FALSE ;
    END ;
    PROCEDURE initialize_collections IS
    --- following lines resets the cell data and the cell count as it was
    -- observed that the data is retained across the two runs within same seseion.
    BEGIN
    g_cells := g_null_cells ;
    g_Cell_count := 0 ;
    g_styles := g_null_styles ;
    g_style_count := 0 ;
    g_rows := g_null_rows ;
    g_ROW_count := 0 ;
    g_columns := g_null_columns ;
    g_column_count := 0 ;
    g_excel_data := g_null_data ;
    g_data_count := 0 ;
    g_apps_env := 'U';
    g_worksheets := g_null_worksheets ;
    g_worksheets_count := 0;
    END ;
    PROCEDURE create_excel_apps is
    BEGIN
    -- CHECK the env value
    IF g_apps_env = 'N' THEN
    raise_application_error( -20001 , 'You have already called create_excel ( Non Apps ) procedure, Can not set env to create_excel_apps.');
    END IF ;
    initialize_collections ;
    g_apps_env := 'Y' ;
    END ;
    PROCEDURE create_excel( p_directory IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL , p_file_name IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL )
    IS
    BEGIN
    -- CHECK the env value
    IF g_apps_env = 'Y' THEN
    raise_application_error( -20001 , 'You have already called procedure create_excel_apps , Can not set env to Non-Apps create_excel.');
    END IF ;
    initialize_collections ;
    g_apps_env := 'N' ;
    IF ( p_directory IS NULL OR p_file_name IS NULL ) THEN
    raise_application_error( -20001 , 'p_directory and p_file_name must be not null');
    END IF ;
    BEGIN
    -- Open the FILE IN the specified directory
    l_file := utl_file.fopen( p_directory, p_file_name , 'w') ;
    EXCEPTION
    WHEN utl_file.write_error THEN
    raise_application_error( -20101 , 'UTL_FILE raised write error, check if file is already open or directory access');
    WHEN utl_file.INVALID_OPERATION THEN
    raise_application_error( -20101 , 'UTL_FILE could not open file or operate on it, check if file is already open.');
    WHEN utl_file.invalid_path THEN
    raise_application_error( -20101 , 'UTL_FILE raised invalid path, check the directory passed is correct and you have access to it.');
    WHEN others THEN
    raise_application_error( -20101 , 'UTL_FILE raised others exception ');
    END ;
    p( 'File '||p_file_name ||' created successfully');
    END ;
    PROCEDURE create_style( p_style_name IN VARCHAR2
    , p_fontname IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
    , p_fontcolor IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'Black'
    , p_fontsize IN NUMBER DEFAULT null
    , p_bold IN BOOLEAN DEFAULT FALSE
    , p_italic IN BOOLEAN DEFAULT FALSE
    , p_underline IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
    , p_backcolor IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL ) is
    l_style VARCHAR2(2000) ;
    l_font VARCHAR2(1200);
    BEGIN
    --- CHECK IF this style IS already defined AND RAISE ERROR IF yes
    IF style_defined( p_style_name ) THEN
    RAISE_application_error( -20001 , 'Style "'||p_style_name ||'" is already defined.');
    END IF;
    g_style_count := g_style_count + 1;
    ---- ??? pass ANY value OF underline AND it will only use single underlines
    -- ??? pattern IS NOT handleed
    IF upper(p_style_name) = 'DEFAULT' THEN
    RAISE_application_error( -20001 , 'Style name DEFAULT is not allowed ');
    END IF ;
    IF upper(p_style_name) IS NULL THEN
    RAISE_application_error( -20001 , 'Style name can not be null ');
    END IF ;
    g_styles(g_style_count).s := p_style_name ;
    g_styles(g_style_count).def := ' <Style ss:ID="'|| p_style_name ||'"> ' ;
    l_font := ' <Font ' ;
    IF p_fontname IS NOT NULL THEN
    l_font :=l_font || 'ss:FontName="'|| p_fontname ||'" ';
    end if ;
    IF p_fontsize is not null then
    l_font := l_font ||' ss:Size="'|| p_fontsize ||'" ';
    end if ;
    IF p_fontcolor is not null then
    l_font := l_font ||' ss:Color="'|| p_fontcolor ||'" ';
    ELSE
    l_font := l_font ||' ss:Color="Black" ';
    end if ;
    IF p_bold = TRUE THEN
    l_font := l_font ||' ss:Bold="1" ' ;
    END IF;
    IF p_italic = TRUE THEN
    l_font := l_font ||' ss:Italic="1" ' ;
    END IF;
    IF p_underline IS NOT NULL THEN
    l_font := l_font ||' ss:Underline="Single" ' ;
    END IF ;
    -- p( l_font );
    g_styles(g_style_count).def := g_styles(g_style_count).def || l_font || '/>' ;
    IF p_backcolor IS NOT NULL THEN
    g_styles(g_style_count).def := g_styles(g_style_count).def || ' <Interior ss:Color="'||p_backcolor ||'" ss:Pattern="Solid"/>' ;
    ELSE
    g_styles(g_style_count).def := g_styles(g_style_count).def || ' <Interior/>';
    END IF ;
    g_styles(g_style_count).def := g_styles(g_style_count).def || ' </Style>' ;
    --- ??? IN font there IS SOME family which IS NOT considered
    END ;
    PROCEDURE close_file IS
    l_last_row NUMBER := 0 ;
    l_dt CHAR ; -- ??? Variable TO store the datatype ; this IS NOT used at this time but may be needed IF the memory
    -- issue IS there FOR example IF there IS big array
    l_style VARCHAR2(140) ;
    l_row_change VARCHAR2(100) ;
    l_file_header VARCHAR2(2000) := '<?xml version="1.0"?>
    <?mso-application progid="Excel.Sheet"?>
    <Workbook xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:spreadsheet"
    xmlns:o="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office"
    xmlns:x="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:excel"
    xmlns:ss="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:spreadsheet"
    xmlns:html="http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40">
    <DocumentProperties xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office">
    <LastAuthor>a</LastAuthor>
    <Created>1996-10-14T23:33:28Z</Created>
    <LastSaved>2007-05-10T04:00:57Z</LastSaved>
    <Version>11.5606</Version>
    </DocumentProperties>
    <ExcelWorkbook xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:excel">
    <WindowHeight>9300</WindowHeight>
    <WindowWidth>15135</WindowWidth>
    <WindowTopX>120</WindowTopX>
    <WindowTopY>120</WindowTopY>
    <AcceptLabelsInFormulas/>
    <ProtectStructure>False</ProtectStructure>
    <ProtectWindows>False</ProtectWindows>
    </ExcelWorkbook>
    <Styles>
    <Style ss:ID="Default" ss:Name="Normal">
    <Alignment ss:Vertical="Bottom"/>
    <Borders/>
    <Font/>
    <Interior/>
    <NumberFormat/>
    <Protection/>
    </Style>'
    BEGIN
    IF gen_xl_xml.g_Cell_count = 0 THEN
    raise_application_error( -20007 , 'No cells have been written, this version of gen_xl_xml needs at least one cell to be written');
    END IF;
    IF gen_xl_xml.g_worksheets_count = 0 THEN
    raise_application_error( -20008 , 'No worksheets have been created, this version does not support automatic worksheet creation');
    END IF;
    p( gen_xl_xml.g_Cell_count) ;
    -- Write the header xml part IN the FILE.
    g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
    g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := l_file_header ;
    p( 'Headers written');
    FOR i IN 1..g_style_count LOOP
    p( ' writing style number : '||i);
    g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
    g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := g_styles(i).def ;
    END LOOP ;
    -- CLOSE the styles tag
    g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
    g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := ' </Styles>' ;
    p( 'worksheet count '|| g_worksheets_count );
    FOR j IN 1..g_worksheets_count LOOP
    l_last_row := 0 ; --- FOR every worksheet we need TO CREATE START OF the row
    p( '()()------------------------------------------------------------ last row '||l_last_row );
    --- write the header first
    -- write the COLUMN widhts first
    -- write the cells
    -- write the worksheet footer
    l_row_change := NULL ;
    g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
    g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := ' <Worksheet ss:Name="'|| g_worksheets( j).w ||'"> ' ;
    p( '-------------------------------------------------------------');
    p( '****************.Generated sheet '|| g_worksheets( j).w);
    p( '-------------------------------------------------------------');
    -- write the TABLE structure ??? change the LINE here TO include tha maxrow AND cell
    g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
    g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := '<Table ss:ExpandedColumnCount="16" ss:ExpandedRowCount="44315" x:FullColumns="1" x:FullRows="1">' ;
    FOR i IN 1..g_column_count LOOP
    IF g_columns(i).w = g_worksheets( j).w THEN
    g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
    g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := ' <Column ss:Index="'||g_columns(i).c||'" ss:AutoFitWidth="0" ss:Width="'||g_columns(i).wd ||'"/> ' ;
    END IF;
    END LOOP ;
    -- write the cells data
    FOR i IN 1..g_cell_count LOOP ------ LOOP OF g_cell_count
    p( '()()()()()()()()()()()() '|| i);
    --- we will write only IF the cells belongs TO the worksheet that we are writing.
    IF g_cells(i).w <> g_worksheets(j).w THEN
    p( '........................Cell : W :'|| g_worksheets( j).w ||'=> r='|| g_cells(i).r ||',c ='|| g_cells(i).c||',w='|| g_cells(i).w );
    p( '...Not in this worksheet ');
    -- l_last_row := l_last_row -1 ;
    ELSE
    p( '........................Cell : W :'|| g_worksheets( j).w ||'=> r='|| g_cells(i).r ||',c ='|| g_cells(i).c||',w='|| g_cells(i).w );
    IF g_cells(i).s IS NOT NULL AND NOT style_defined( g_cells(i).s ) THEN
    -- p(g_cells(i).s) ;
    raise_application_error( -20001 , 'Style "'||g_cells(i).s ||'" is not defined, Note : Styles are case sensative and check spaces used while passing style');
    END IF;
    p( '()()------------------------------------------------------------ last row '||l_last_row );
    IF l_last_row = 0 THEN
    FOR t IN 1..g_row_count LOOP
    p( '...Height check => Row =' ||g_rows(t).r ||', w='||g_rows(t).w);
    IF g_rows(t).r = g_cells(i).r AND g_rows(t).w = g_worksheets(j).w THEN
    p( '...Changing height') ;
    l_row_change := ' ss:AutoFitHeight="0" ss:Height="'|| g_rows(t).ht||'" ' ;
    g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
    g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := ' <Row ss:Index="'||g_cells(i).r||'"'|| l_row_change ||'>' ;
    l_last_row := g_cells(i).r ;
    EXIT ;
    ELSE
    p( '...NO change height') ;
    l_row_change := NULL ;
    END IF ;
    END loop ;
    IF l_ROW_CHANGE IS NULL THEN
    g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
    p( '...Creating new row ');
    g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := ' <Row ss:Index="'||g_cells(i).r||'"'|| l_row_change ||'>' ;
    l_last_row := g_cells(i).r ;
    END IF;
    END IF;
    IF g_cells(i).s IS NOT NULL THEN
    p( '...Adding style ');
    l_style := ' ss:StyleID="'||g_cells(i).s||'"' ;
    ELSE
    p( '...No style for this cell ');
    l_style := NULL ;
    END IF;
    p( '()()------------------------------------------------------------ last row '||l_last_row );
    IF g_cells(i).r <> l_last_row THEN
    p('...closing the row.'||g_cells(i).r);
    g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
    g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := ' </Row>' ;
    p( 'ROWCOUNT : '||g_row_count );
    FOR t IN 1..g_ROW_count LOOP
    p( '.....Height check => Row =' ||g_rows(t).r ||', w='||g_rows(t).w);
    IF g_rows(t).r = g_cells(i).r AND g_rows(t).w = g_worksheets(j).w THEN
    p( '.....Changing height') ;
    l_row_change := ' ss:AutoFitHeight="0" ss:Height="'|| g_rows(t).ht||'" ' ;
    g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
    g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := ' <Row ss:Index="'||g_cells(i).r||'"'|| l_row_change ||'>' ;
    EXIT ;
    ELSE
    p( '.....NO change height') ;
    l_row_change := NULL ;
    END IF ;
    END loop ;
    -- P( 'Row :'||g_cells(i).r ||'->'|| l_ROW_CHANGE);
    IF l_row_change IS NULL THEN
    g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
    g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := ' <Row ss:Index="'||g_cells(i).r||'"'|| l_row_change ||'>' ;
    END IF;
    IF g_cells(i).v IS NULL THEN
    g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
    g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := '<Cell ss:Index="'||g_cells(i).c||'"' || l_style ||' ></Cell>';
    ELSE
    g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
    g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := '<Cell ss:Index="'||g_cells(i).c||'"' || l_style ||' ><Data ss:Type="'||g_cells(i).dt ||'">'||g_cells(i).v||'</Data></Cell>';
    END IF ;
    l_last_row :=g_cells(i).r ;
    ELSE
    IF g_cells(i).v IS NULL THEN
    g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
    g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := '<Cell ss:Index="'||g_cells(i).c||'"' || l_style ||' > </Cell>';
    ELSE
    g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
    g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := '<Cell ss:Index="'||g_cells(i).c||'"' || l_style ||' ><Data ss:Type="'||g_cells(i).dt ||'">'||g_cells(i).v||'</Data></Cell>';
    END IF ;
    END IF ;
    END IF ;
    NULL ;
    END LOOP ; -- LOOP OF g_cells_count
    p('...closing the row.');
    g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
    g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := ' </Row>' ;
    -- ??? does following COMMENT will have sheet NAME FOR debugging
    p( '-------------------------------------------------------------');
    p( '....End of writing cell data, closing table tag');
    g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
    g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := ' </Table>' ;
    g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
    g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := g_worksheets(j).wftr ;
    p( '..Closed the worksheet '|| g_worksheets( j).w );
    END LOOP ;
    g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
    g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := '</Workbook>' ;
    p( 'Closed the workbook tag');
    IF g_apps_env = 'N' THEN
    FOR i IN 1..g_data_count LOOP
    utl_FILE.put_line( l_file, g_excel_data(i ));
    END LOOP ;
    utl_file.fclose( l_file );
    p( 'File closed ');
    ELSIF g_apps_env = 'Y' THEN
    FOR i IN 1..g_data_count LOOP
    fnd_file.put_line( fnd_file.output , g_excel_data(i));
    fnd_file.put_line( fnd_file.log , g_excel_data(i));
    END LOOP ;
    ELSE
    raise_application_error( -20001 , 'Env not set, ( Apps or not Apps ) Contact Support.' );
    END IF;
    END ;
    PROCEDURE create_worksheet ( p_worksheet_name IN VARCHAR2 ) IS
    BEGIN
    g_worksheets_count := g_worksheets_count + 1 ;
    g_worksheets(g_worksheets_count).w := p_worksheet_name ;
    g_worksheets(g_worksheets_count).whdr := '<Worksheet ss:Name=" ' || p_worksheet_name ||' ">' ;
    g_worksheets(g_worksheets_count).wftr := '<WorksheetOptions xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:excel">
    <ProtectObjects>False</ProtectObjects>
    <ProtectScenarios>False</ProtectScenarios>
    </WorksheetOptions>
    </Worksheet>' ;
    END ;
    PROCEDURE write_cell_char(p_row NUMBER, p_column NUMBER, p_worksheet_name IN VARCHAR2, p_value IN VARCHAR2, p_style IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL ) IS
    l_ws_exist BOOLEAN ;
    l_worksheet VARCHAR2(2000) ;
    BEGIN
    -- CHECK IF this cell has been used previously.
    IF cell_used( p_row , p_column , p_worksheet_name ) THEN
    RAISE_application_error( -20001 , 'The cell ( Row: '||p_row ||' Column:'||p_column ||' Worksheet:'||p_worksheet_name ||') is already used.Check if you have missed to increment row number in your code. ');
    END IF;
    -- IF worksheet NAME IS NOT passed THEN use first USER created sheet ELSE use DEFAULT sheet
    -- this PROCEDURE just adds the data INTO the g_cells TABLE
    g_cell_count := g_cell_count + 1 ;
    g_cells( g_cell_count ).r := p_row ;
    g_cells( g_cell_count ).c := p_column ;
    g_cells( g_cell_count ).v := p_value ;
    g_cells( g_cell_count ).w := p_worksheet_name ;
    g_cells( g_cell_count ).s := p_style ;
    g_cells( g_cell_count ).dt := 'String' ;
    END ;
    PROCEDURE write_cell_num(p_row NUMBER , p_column NUMBER, p_worksheet_name IN VARCHAR2, p_value IN NUMBER , p_style IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL ) IS
    l_ws_exist BOOLEAN ;
    l_worksheet VARCHAR2(2000) ;
    BEGIN
    -- ??? IF worksheet NAME IS NOT passed THEN use first USER created sheet ELSE use DEFAULT sheet
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    Execute      1      0.00       0.00          0          0          0           0
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    total       13      0.01       0.03          0         48          0           7
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    Execute      5      0.01       0.00          0          0          0           0
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    Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.3.0 - Prod
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    CORE     10.2.0.3.0     Production                                     
    TNS for 32-bit Windows: Version 10.2.0.3.0 - Production        
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