What is basic difference between alter any & bebug any procedure sys privs?

Hi
I would like to know what is the basic difference between alter any & debug any procedure sys privs? Under which circustances, these will be granted?
Regards
Ariz

ALTER ANY is the privilege to recompile. The DEBUG privilege displays information on all SQL statements executed by the application generated by debug mode.
I have never found any value in creating a procedure in debug mode though I have found a lot of procs compiled in debug mode that needed to be recompiled.

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wy

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