I am not familiar with these suffixes (PKS, FNC etc). Are these store procedure files
created by some software like Oracle Designer?
Long
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Ken,
To see exactly how the stored procedure f
Stored procedures will most typically be used by an
application that uses the database. If the
application does not use them explicitly, then there
is most likely implicit use via triggers (ie triggers
call procedure etc)
hth
connor
--- Ken Janusz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I
received the DD
Ken,
To see exactly how the stored procedure files will be used, you'll need to
examine the DDL script to find out how they're called. That might tell you
which directory in which to put them.
If you have to run them manually, do it after the DDL script finishes.
Execute (from SQL*Plus) all the
