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SYS.UTL_PG dependencies on STANDARD

Line 68: -- data conversion dictated by customer standards, such

64: -- Additional options associated with the environment in
65: -- which the remote data resides, as may be allowed or
66: -- required, and is specified in the source language of
67: -- compname. envrnmnt typically supplies aspects of
68: -- data conversion dictated by customer standards, such
69: -- as decimal point or currency symbols if applicable.
70: -- compname - compiler name, supported values are:
71: -- "IBMVSCOBOLII"
72: -- compopts - compiler options or NULL

Line 199: -- data conversion dictated by customer standards, such

195: -- Additional options associated with the environment in
196: -- which the remote data resides, as may be allowed or
197: -- required, and is specified in the source language of
198: -- compname. envrnmnt typically supplies aspects of
199: -- data conversion dictated by customer standards, such
200: -- as decimal point or currency symbols if applicable.
201: -- compname - compiler name, supported values are:
202: -- "IBMVSCOBOLII"
203: -- compopts - compiler options or NULL

Line 321: -- data conversion dictated by customer standards, such

317: -- Additional options associated with the environment in
318: -- which the remote data resides, as may be allowed or
319: -- required, and is specified in the source language of
320: -- compname. envrnmnt typically supplies aspects of
321: -- data conversion dictated by customer standards, such
322: -- as decimal point or currency symbols if applicable.
323: -- compname - compiler name, supported values are:
324: -- "IBMVSCOBOLII"
325: -- compopts - compiler options or NULL

Line 446: -- data conversion dictated by customer standards, such

442: -- Additional options associated with the environment in
443: -- which the remote data resides, as may be allowed or
444: -- required, and is specified in the source language of
445: -- compname. envrnmnt typically supplies aspects of
446: -- data conversion dictated by customer standards, such
447: -- as decimal point or currency symbols if applicable.
448: -- compname - compiler name, supported values are:
449: -- "IBMVSCOBOLII"
450: -- compopts - compiler options or NULL