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Rights to view packages (procedures) source code - Ask TOM If you don't want to show the real DBA_SOURCE, you can create a synonym called DBA_SOURCE in that user that points to your filtered view If they do something like ALTER SESSION SET CURRENT_SCHEMA then it could break
How to retrieve the SQL used to create a view in Oracle? In Oracle, to retrieve the SQL used to create a Function, Package, etc, the user_source view can be queried However, views are not included in this view - nor do they exist in the underlying sys source$
Oracle DBA Commonly Used Views - wpollock. com Many of the DBA_ views shown in the table below have corresponding USER_ views that show similar information but for the current user (schema) only Likewise, the various V$ views, which show information about the current instance have matching GV$ views, which show information about all instances
3. 73 ALL_SOURCE - Oracle Help Center DBA_SOURCE describes the text source of all stored objects in the database USER_SOURCE describes the text source of the stored objects owned by the current user This view does not display the OWNER column
Oracle: DBA_SOURCE - René Nyffenegger DBA_SOURCE is a data dictionary view which allows to query the source code of PL SQL objects DBA_SOURCE comes in four variants: USER_SOURCE , ALL_SOURCE , DBA_SOURCE and CDB_SOURCE Select source code of a given PL SQL Package, Procedure or Function, or MLE Module
The PL SQL data dictionary: Make views work for you - Oracle Blogs The USER view: Information about database objects owned by the schema to which you are connected The ALL view: Information about database objects to which the currently connected schema has access The DBA view: Unrestricted information about all the database objects in a database instance
Oracle – Data Dictionary Views – USER vs ALL vs DBA Views - SQL Jana USER_*: Views that start with USER_ list only the objects owned by the currently logged in user ALL_*: Views that start with ALL_ list only the objects the currently logged in user has permissions to access DBA_*: Views that start with DBA_ list all objects unless restricted by the WHERE clause
Using DBA_SOURCE to query package source code - Dev-Notes Below was the quick query I put together, using the DBA_SOURCE view, to hunt down the culprit select name as package_name, line, text from dba_source where owner='MY_SCHEMA' and type='PACKAGE BODY' and ( upper(text) like '%MY_TABLE_NAME%FIELD_NAME%' or upper(text) like '%FIELD_NAME%MY_TABLE_NAME%' ) order by name, line;