Re: UTLRP

From: Ron Thomas <RThomas_at_hypercom.com>
Date: Fri, 10 Dec 2004 10:22:44 -0700
Message-ID: <OFA4EB180E.923283E1-ON07256F66.005F6E0B-07256F66.005F4626@hypercom.com>

Take a look at utlrcmp.sql

Thanks,
Ron.

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             Ethan.Post_at_ps.net                                                                      
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I rely heavily on utlrp to keep database objects compiled in heavy development environment. My recent endeavor to write a PL/SQL package which adds instrumentation to existing PL/SQL has been a success but when all is said and done I will need to run a compile and I don't like most of the home growns I have seen, I like utlrp!

Has anyone turned utlrp into a SYS owned package and tried to internalize the whole thing so it will run straight from stored proc? I took a quick look and it looks like it might not be too hard. Anyone tried this?

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