Can you export a list of all packages

In an effort to create an inventory and source collection for all packages,
procedures etc within TOAD databases, I am wondering if there is a way in which
I could export a list of all items( pkgs, sprocs etc) rather than creating a
handwritten list?

Why not query the system tables?

SELECT
owner,
object_name,
object_type,
created,
last_ddl_time,
status
FROM sys.ALL_OBJECTS

To remove the system, itself, add a WHERE clause along the lines of :
OWNER NOT IN (‘SYS’, ‘PUBLIC’, ‘SYSTEM’, . . .)

For the objects in a specific schema:
OWNER = ‘’

You could spool the SQL from TOAD, itself, and use that SQL to generate your
lists.

Ray Paschke
System Analyst
Federal Home Loan Bank of Pittsburgh
Desk: 412-288-5548
Cell: 412-260-7026

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[toad] Can you export a list of all packages

In an effort to create an inventory and source collection for all packages,
procedures etc within TOAD databases, I am wondering if there is a way in which
I could export a list of all items( pkgs, sprocs etc) rather than creating a
handwritten list?

OWNER NOT IN ( 'SYS' , 'PUBLIC'

Keep in mind that if you’ve created public synonyms (or other such objects
you want to list), you’ll have to alter your query accordingly.

Roger S.

Thank you…( brain fade here evidently!)

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Loralei writes:

And always remember....when life hands you Lemons, ask for tequila and salt
and call me over

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