Wrapping the PL/SQL Code

Can anybody pls advise on how to unwrap a wrapped SQL procedure?
For example i wrap one procedure, and i get .plb object code for the SQL file. How can i revert back to the code, if i have only the .plb file?
Thanking in Advance
Rajeev

Hi,
Unwrapping cannot be done.
Wrapping is like creating a exe file.
Using the plb file u can not get the original procedure.
There is no Unwrapping in Oracle.
I think Oracle never provides Unwrapping procedure even in the future.
Regards
Kiran

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