Who to check the paramater in procedure or Packagusing Defualt oracle table

Hi
My question is who to check the parameter in procedure or Package using Default oracle table like
user_procedure we will get all the type of the PKG,PROCEDURE etc...
same like if i wan' t to see the partial Procedure what end all the parameter there who to check it?

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870003 wrote:
Hi
My question is who to check the parameter in procedure or Package using Default oracle table like
user_procedure we will get all the type of the PKG,PROCEDURE etc...
same like if i wan' t to see the partial Procedure what end all the parameter there who to check it?The data dictionary includes thes views:
USER_PROCEDURES which has one row per stored procedure in your schema
USER_ARGUMENTS which has one row per argument (or parameter) to each stored procedure or function in your schema
USER_OBJECTS which has one row per package, package body, procedure or function in your schema. (It also includes tables, synonyms, etc., but you can query it saying "WHERE object_type IN ('PACKAGE', 'PACKAGE BODY', 'PROCEDURE', 'FUNCTION')")
USER_SOURCE which has one row per line of code in any of your packages, package bodies, procedures or functions
There are also views starting with ALL_ (such as ALL_PROCEDURES, ALL_ARGUMENTS, ...) for objects in any schema that you are allowed to use.
There are also views starting with DBA_ (such as DBA_PROCEDURES, ...) for objects in any schema, whether you have privileges on them or not, but you might not have privileges to see the DBA_ views.

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