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On Mon, 20 Apr 1998 08:13:17 -0600, you wrote:
>Hi fellow Oracle gurus!
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>If I have protected my PL/SQL code with TKPROF, is there *any* way to turn
>this byte code (or whatever it is) into humanly readable code again?
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I think you mean "wrap" not "tkprof". wrap generates a binary version of pl/sql code that is installable without giving out your source code.
No, once something is wrapped, there is no way to unwrap it. Consider "wrapping" to be the equivalent of an object code file -- after the compiler got through with it.
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