| packaged procedure name identification (who am I) [message #39985] |
Fri, 30 August 2002 10:51  |
Ivan Ciobotar
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Registered: August 2002
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Does anyone know how can a PL/SQL packaged/stand-alone procedure/function identify itself (know its name, a Java class, for example, does it through "reflection").
Currently I'm hard-coding (and passing as an out parameter) the name of the procedure/function within itself so I can log what PL/SQL objects (and their parameters) were called.
I looked through the Oracle Manuals, but found nothing other than tracing (which is not an option in my case).
Thank you beforehand
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| Re: packaged procedure name identification (who am I) [message #39986 is a reply to message #39985] |
Fri, 30 August 2002 12:25  |
Ivan Ciobotar
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:) Thank you, this is a good tip (walking through the call stack).
Unfotunately, the procedure/function name is exactly what I need. Using it, I can loop through the ALL_ARGUMENTS view, build a dynamic INSERT statement, and store the exact string (with values) of how the procedure/function was called.
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