Re: Database Startup Trigger is not pinning all packages

I believe this restriction has been lifted. It is no longer necessary to call the packages before loading them.

Ray
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> I would need to double-check on your error, but the usual problem
> with pinning packages at startup is that they haven't been loaded
> into memory (standard and some of SYS's other packages load
> almost at the initial moment of startup). Try to put some code into
> the trigger to call the packages first, then load them. One approach
> is to put in dummy function in the user packages that returns null
> and call that function, thus pulling the package into memory.
>
> Regards,
> Chris Gait
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