Select * from TABLE(tst_name_pw.list);

Windows XP + Oracle 10.2.0.1.0
I did desc tst_name_pw and show as below:
PROCEDURE Argument Name Type IN/OUT Default
LIST (FUNCTION) <return value> TABLE OUT unknown
I don's see table name as tst_name_pw or list in the database.
Would anyone please elaborate it?
Thanks

Hi,
782150 wrote:
Windows XP + Oracle 10.2.0.1.0
I did desc tst_name_pw and show as below:
PROCEDURE Argument Name Type IN/OUT Default
LIST (FUNCTION) <return value> TABLE OUT unknown
I don's see table name as tst_name_pw or list in the database.
Would anyone please elaborate it?
ThanksIt looks like tst_name_pw is a package, not a table.

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