How can I view the stored procedures in a package in Or…

To view the stored procedures in the package, you can follow these steps:

1. Access Oracle database using SQL*Plus or other tools that support SQL queries, such as SQL Developer.
2. To search for the definition of a stored procedure using the package name and procedure name, use the format “package name.procedure name”. For example, to view the definition of the procedure “myProcedure” in the package “MyPackage,” you can execute the following query.

SELECT text
FROM all_source
WHERE owner = '包的所有者'
AND name = '包名'
AND type = 'PACKAGE BODY'
AND (name = '存储过程名' OR (type = 'PROCEDURE' AND name = '存储过程名'));

Please replace the placeholders ‘package owner’, ‘package name’ and ‘stored procedure name’ in the above query statement with the actual values. For example, to query the definition of the stored procedure “myProcedure” in a package named “MyPackage” owned by “SCOTT”, you can execute the following query statement:

SELECT text
FROM all_source
WHERE owner = 'SCOTT'
AND name = 'MyPackage'
AND type = 'PACKAGE BODY'
AND (name = 'myProcedure' OR (type = 'PROCEDURE' AND name = 'myProcedure'));

1. After running the query, the definition text of the stored procedure will be returned. You can read and analyze this text to see the specific content of the stored procedure.

Please note that the “all_source” mentioned in the query is a system view that stores the source code for all objects in the database. You may need appropriate permissions to query this view. Additionally, ensure to provide the correct package name, stored procedure name, and package owner information to obtain accurate results.