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| Re: Diff between Object Libraries & PL/SQL Libraries [message #85718 is a reply to message #85717] |
Sat, 24 July 2004 04:07   |
Tak Tang
Messages: 142
Registered: May 2004
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PL/SQL libraries can only hold PL/SQL - procedures, functions and packages. When you compile a PL/SQL library, it produces a '.plx' file which does not contain the source code. If you distribute this instead of your '.pll' file, then you can protect your source code from other people.
Object libraries can hold other types of objects, such as alerts, triggers, windows, canvases, record groups, list-of-values. There is no 'compiled' version of an object library, so if you store a trigger in an Object Library, then the source code is visible.
Takmeister
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| Re: Diff between Object Libraries & PL/SQL Libraries [message #86691 is a reply to message #85718] |
Tue, 19 October 2004 10:24 |
Ale Kaplun
Messages: 1
Registered: October 2004
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Guys,
I've got into situation when I call PL/SQl stored procedure from the form. This procedure belongs to the PL/SQL Library.
When I'm trying to compile form I'm getting the message:
Identifier must be declared.
So I'm assuming it does not recognize the procedure from the library for some reason.
Release of Forms is 6i.
Can anybody help?
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