Re: Does oracle come with any stored procedures?

In article <allan.1135231472F_at_newshost.lanl.gov>, allan_at_apple.com (Allan Marcus) writes:
|> I'm a sybase guy new to oracle. Sybase comes with some built in stored
|> procedures (Like "who", which tells who's logged on). Does oracle come with
|> any useful stored procedures and where would I find them?
|>
|> Thanks,
|>
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Check out Appendix A of the Application Developer's Guide. This describes several useful packages, such as dbms_output (print from PL/SQL), dbms_pipe (send messages between sessions), etc. All are created by $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin/catproc.sql. Received on Tue Nov 15 1994 - 01:14:08 CET