SYS.DBMS_DESCRIBE dependencies on STANDARD

Line 120: -- and functions in package STANDARD must be prefixed by "STANDARD"

116: -- Describe pl/sql object with the given name. Returns the arguments
117: -- ordered by overload, position. The name resolution follows the
118: -- rules for SQL. Top level procedures and functions, as well as
119: -- packaged procedures and functions, may be described. Procedures
120: -- and functions in package STANDARD must be prefixed by "STANDARD"
121: -- (e.g., 'standard.greatest' will describe function "GREATEST" in
122: -- package "STANDARD").
123: -- Input parameters:
124: -- object_name

Line 121: -- (e.g., 'standard.greatest' will describe function "GREATEST" in

117: -- ordered by overload, position. The name resolution follows the
118: -- rules for SQL. Top level procedures and functions, as well as
119: -- packaged procedures and functions, may be described. Procedures
120: -- and functions in package STANDARD must be prefixed by "STANDARD"
121: -- (e.g., 'standard.greatest' will describe function "GREATEST" in
122: -- package "STANDARD").
123: -- Input parameters:
124: -- object_name
125: -- The name of the procedure being described. The form is

Line 122: -- package "STANDARD").

118: -- rules for SQL. Top level procedures and functions, as well as
119: -- packaged procedures and functions, may be described. Procedures
120: -- and functions in package STANDARD must be prefixed by "STANDARD"
121: -- (e.g., 'standard.greatest' will describe function "GREATEST" in
122: -- package "STANDARD").
123: -- Input parameters:
124: -- object_name
125: -- The name of the procedure being described. The form is
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