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What are two parts of package ?

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What are two parts of package ?..

Answer / tulsi

The two parts of package are PACKAGE SPECIFICATION &
PACKAGE BODY.

Package Specification contains declarations that are global
to the packages and local to the schema.
Package Body contains actual procedures and local
declaration of the procedures and cursor declarations

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What are two parts of package ?..

Answer / senthil kumars

Package Contains Two Parts.They Are

*Package Spec
*Package Body

Package Spec contains declarations of procedures,functions
Where as Package Body Contains definitions for the
procedures and functions which r declared in the spec. Also
it contains the local variables which r to be used in the
procedure or function

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