Re: ALL_TABLES is different in PL/SQL ?

All_Tables is a view of the tables to which the user has access. It is actually a view of a view of....

When you run a packaged procedure it does not have access to the SYS.xxxx or SYSTEM.xxxx tables unless it is run as SYS or SYSTEM and/or the specific user running the package has specific access to the table (as a user not thru a role.)

In article <01bd9957$bc9619c0$0100007f_at_w95luca>,   "Luca Minudel" <luca.minudel_at_nline.it> wrote:
>
> When I execute this SQL:
>
> SELECT ROWNUM, OWNER, TABLE_NAME
> FROM ALL_TABLES;
>
> from SYSTEM user I get 83 rows.
>
> When I execute the same selection from PL/SQL:
>
> create or replace procedure testproc as
> cursor curtables is
> select owner, table_name, rownum
> from all_tables;
> begin
> for curtablesrec in curtables loop
> dbms_output.put_line(curtablesrec.rownum|| ' - ' ||=20
> curtablesrec.owner || ' - ' ||=20
> curtablesrec.table_name);
> end loop;
> end;
> .
> .
> .
> SET OUTPUTSERVER ON;
> EXECUTE testproc;
>
> I just get 18 rows. WHY???
>
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