John,
Are you talking about creating a wrapper around your PL/SQL code or using
the wrap utility to "encrypt" the code. I for one would use both methods for
stuff I want hidden from the customer, but there aren't any real gotcha's that I
know of with this approach.
Dick Goulet
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Date: 4/12/2001 10:48 AM
We are considering using wrappers to hide our PL/SQL code from customers.
Are there any issues to be aware of?..we need to implement on various Unix
platforms.
John
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