View for parameters

Hi,
Is there any pre-defined view in oracle, to find out parameters and datatypes of
procedures and fuctions created by user
Thanks
Pavan Kumar N

Hi,
In addition to that, you can also use the DESCRIBE SQL*PLUS command against procedures and functions ...
SQL> create or replace procedure sample_proc(
2    v_in number,
3    v_out1 out number,
4    v_out2 out number)
5    as
6 begin
7     v_out1 := v_in * 10;
8     v_out2 := v_in + 10;
9 end;
10 /
Procedure created.
SQL> desc sample_proc
PROCEDURE sample_proc
Argument Name                  Type                    In/Out Default?
V_IN                           NUMBER                  IN
V_OUT1                         NUMBER                  OUT
V_OUT2                         NUMBER                  OUT
SQL> select object_name,argument_name,data_type,in_out from user_arguments where object_name='SAMPLE_PROC';
OBJECT_NAME                    ARGUMENT_NAME                  DATA_TYPE                      IN_OUT
SAMPLE_PROC                    V_IN                           NUMBER                         IN
SAMPLE_PROC                    V_OUT1                         NUMBER                         OUT
SAMPLE_PROC                    V_OUT2                         NUMBER                         OUTCheers
Legatti

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