Oracle Forms' Stored Procedure Data Blocks

i'm using the 6i demo procedure code to populate the data from the peocedure. it is retrieving data fine. but whn it will creates the following procedure. onece it shows me only insert procedure but after that i didnt find any procedure.
Query-procedure
Insert-procedure
Update-procedure
Delete-procedure
Lock-procedure
thanks in advance
Shakeel

yes i know insert, update delete and lock proceduer are written on the procedure packege but after block wizard these procedure automerically created on block level.

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*********** SQL 7 stored procedure *********
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/* Description: Cascading delete to child tables */
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/* Generated: 4/23/01 2:31:21 PM */
@AuditUserId int,
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CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE CLCClaim(
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StoO_error INTEGER;
StoO_rowcnt INTEGER;
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Rows_ NUMBER(10,0);
ClsnId NUMBER(10,0);
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FROM CLClaimDiag
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WHERE ClaimId = CLCClaim.ClaimId;
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/* Description: Cascading delete to child tables */
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William,
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