To execute multiple procedures in one go through

Hi,
i have five stored procedures and want to put them in one procedure that when i execute that single procedure all other procedures should be executed, rough idea
create or replace procedure pr_1 as
begin
exec pr_2;
exec pr_3;
exec pr_4;
end;exec pr_1
Best Regards,
Lee

Hi,
Are these procs dependant on the result of each other?
Depending on your requirement you can club these procedures into a .sql file and execute this sql
OR
Put all these procedures into a package.
Depends entirely on your requirements.
Detail us what are these procedures and how are these related to each other.
Regards,
Jacob

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Views look like this: EUL5_B060914015847Q1V1
These temporary tables are stored within the schema of the user who owns the workbook - not within the standard EUL schema. The format of the table is as follows:
EUL5_B060914015847Q1R1 which can be broken into six separate pieces.
These pieces are as follows:
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