What are the differences between the following terms in Oracle database?

What are the differences between the following terms in Oracle database?
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junez wrote:
What are the differences between the following terms in Oracle database?
Services
Applications
Modules
Actions
ThanksIt seems that you are posting alot of such questions, here is one thread of the same nature.
What are the differences between the following Oracle database views?
Please search in the oracle docs to find the information and if you have read it already, please post your doubts about it. It would help you in a better way to understand things and also would make you corrected where you would be wrong.
HTH
Aman....

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junez wrote:
What are the differences between the following Oracle database views(or function)? Can they be instead of each other? Can all of them be used to pull out the execution plan from the library cache?
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