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Rowan McCammon wrote:
>
> PL/SQL: I've declared a function in a package that simply
> returns a constant.
>
> When I use this function in a SQL query I get an error
> message that tells me something like "Cannot perform
> query as database may be updated. Cannot guarantee non-
> update."
>
> If I then define a copy of this function outside the
> package (i.e.. simply a stored function) and call it from
> within a query, the query works fine.
>
> Can anyone explain this to me?
>
> Any help appreciated,
> Rowan McCammon.
hi Rowan
PRAGMA RESTRICT_REFERENCES(your_function, WNDS, [RNDS]);
Write this in package specification after declaration of your_function.If you call function in SELECT list,only WNDS pragma required.If your_function occurs in WHERE clause, then WNDS and RNDS keywords required.
Regards
Konstantin V. Sartakov Kuzbassprombank Kemerovo Russia mailto:skv_at_kpbank.ruReceived on Wed Jun 04 1997 - 00:00:00 CDT
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