Supplied PL/SQL Package Reference

Hello all,
who can me give the link to the oracle-documentation "Oracle8i Supplied PL/SQL Packages Reference"?
Thanks.
Regards
Sandra Koenig

easy to find at http://tahiti.oracle.com
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I came across DBMS_STATS in the "SearchOracle" newsletter.
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The documentation you are looking for is here:
http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/cd/B13789_01/appdev.101/b10802/d_stats.htm#ARPLS059
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PL/SQL User's Guide and Reference Contents / Search / Index / PDF
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http://otn.oracle.com/pls/db92/db92.docindex?remark=homepage
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sb92075 wrote:
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11              (
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18 /
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Creating PL/SQL packages

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Hi All,
I need some help on how to change a custom PL/SQL package in ISG integration repository:
I already uploaded my custom PL/SQL package to the integration repositoy some time ago. Now I have made some changes to PL/SQL record/table types defined in the package (added some fields and removed some others). These changed record/table types are used by a procedure I already uploaded to the integration repository. When regenerating the WSDL for my PL/SQL package in integration repository I get an error that the wrapper for respective procedure can't be found. When checking up the SQL types that were automatically generated (by JPublisher) for corresponding PL/SQL types, these generated SQL types are invalid...
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Can anybody tell me how to get the changes of a cusotm PL/SQL package updated in ISG? Or is there any possibility to first remove a whole PL/SQL package from the ISG integration repository (and getting rid of all old automatically generated SQL types), so that I can newly upload my PL/SQL package afterwards?
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Edited by: Konrad on 24.10.2011 10:51

Thanks Daniel, for your reply...
(-> for info: I'm a colleague of Konrad...)
Yes, we used a higher version number - and the upload of iLDT file works fine...
But, the problem occured when generating the WSDL...
However, I think we have found an approach of how to get the changes of a custom PL/SQL package updated correctly in ISG:
1. Save a copy of PL/SQL package and then delete it in the database
2. Regenerate the WSDL for PL/SQL package in ISG (seems that all atutomatically generated JPub wrappers and SQL types are also deleted)
3. Restart all processes
4. Create the changed version of PL/SQL package in the database again
5. upload of iLDT
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Best Regards
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