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The answer is listed in http://tinyurl.com/ij25 and http://tinyurl.com/ij2a
and http://tinyurl.com/ij2d
have fun.
Raj
Hi,
I have a variable in a package and I am using it as a flag in another
procedure and trigger. Depending on the flag some action will be done or
skipped. Is it correct to assume that each user process (could be around 20
at a time) will have it's own value of the variable starting with the
initialized value??? Or will one session affect the value of other sessions.
What is the best way to initialize? Else what is a way to have a process
wide flag which can be used to determine if certain actions can take place.
I really have no other criteria to distinguish. Thank You all...
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