Oracle Stand Alone Procedure

How does a stand alone procedures differ from that of other procedures?

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ayansmile07

  • Mar 23rd, 2010
 

These are the 4 differences between a Stand Alone Procedure and a Packaged Procedure

Creation - A standalone procedure is created using the CREATE PROCEDURE statement. A packaged procedure is created as part of the package body’s definition.

Memory - Oracle caches standalone procedures in memory by themselves, but packaged procedures must be stored and cleared from memory with the rest of the package.

Execution - Packaged procedures must be qualified by the package name to be executed by objects that aren’t contained within the package.

Scope - Packaged procedures can reference other constructs and objects within the same package without qualifying the reference with a package name.

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