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Re: Oracle package ownership (Score:2)
I wasn't able to reply earlier so I created a journal entry of my own with the same title: Oracle Package Ownership [perl.org].
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Thank you!! I believe SYSCONTEXT is the solution I was looking for (although I was able to synthesize another workaround this afternoon, but it still didn't solve this problem in the general case).
J. David works really hard, has a passion for writing good software, and knows many of the world's best Perl programmers
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You're welcome. :)
Using the SYS_CONTEXT [psoug.org] function with the USERENV namespace has replaced the old USERENV [psoug.org] function.