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Old 12-02-03, 06:44
iknownothing iknownothing is offline
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How do I make a function private?

Hi,

Am just wondering how to make a function private within a package??

FUNCTION get_new_student_id

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Old 12-02-03, 09:54
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Re: How do I make a function private?

Simply leave the function out of the package specification:

CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE pkg IS
PROCEDURE public_proc;
END;
/

CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY pkg IS

-- This procedure is private: it can only be called from within the package
PROCEDURE private_proc IS
BEGIN
NULL;
END;

PROCEDURE public_proc IS
BEGIN
private_proc;
END;

END;
/
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Old 12-11-03, 17:13
joebednarz joebednarz is offline
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In case you're interested... you can also do this within a procedure.

Code:
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE INET.show_test IS FUNCTION my_test (a VARCHAR2) RETURN VARCHAR2 IS BEGIN RETURN a; END; BEGIN dbms_output.put_line( my_test('b') ); END;

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