[ 2010/01/09 07:05 | by 孤城浪子 ]
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Oracle/PLSQL: Execute a function that is defined in a package
Question: How can I execute a function that is defined in a package using Oracle/PLSQL?
Answer: To execute a function that is defined in a package, you'll have to prefix the function name with the package name.
package_name.function_name (parameter1, parameter2, ... parameter_n)
You can execute a function a few different ways.
Solution #1
First, we'll take a look at how to execute a function using a test block. Below we've declared a variable called result that is a number. We've passed in a value of 15000 into the function and the result of the function will be returned to the variable called result.
declare
result number;
begin
-- Call the function
result := package_name.function_name (15000);
end;
Solution #2
We can also execute a function by running an SQL statement. For example:
select package_name.function_name (15000)
from dual;