DROP PACKAGE BODY
Drops a package body
DSQL
DROP PACKAGE package_name
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
package_name |
Package name |
The DROP PACKAGE BODY
statement deletes the package body.
DROP PACKAGE BODY
Drops a package body
DSQL
DROP PACKAGE package_name
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
package_name |
Package name |
The DROP PACKAGE BODY
statement deletes the package body.
The DROP PACKAGE BODY
statement can be executed by:
The owner of the package
Users with the ALTER ANY PACKAGE
privilege
DROP PACKAGE BODY
DROP PACKAGE BODY APP_VAR;
RECREATE PACKAGE BODY
Drops a package body if it exists, and creates a package body
DSQL
RECREATE PACKAGE BODY name
AS
BEGIN
[ <package_item> ... ]
[ <package_body_item> ... ]
END
!! See syntax of CREATE PACKAGE BODY
for further rules !!
The RECREATE PACKAGE BODY
statement creates a new or recreates an existing package body.If a package body with the same name already exists, the statement will try to drop it and then create a new package body.After recreating the package body, privileges of the package and its routines are preserved.
See [fblangref50-ddl-pkg-body-create] for more details.
RECREATE PACKAGE BODY
RECREATE PACKAGE BODY APP_VAR
AS
BEGIN
- Returns the start date of the period
FUNCTION GET_DATEBEGIN() RETURNS DATE DETERMINISTIC
AS
BEGIN
RETURN RDB$GET_CONTEXT('USER_SESSION', 'DATEBEGIN');
END
- Returns the end date of the period
FUNCTION GET_DATEEND() RETURNS DATE DETERMINISTIC
AS
BEGIN
RETURN RDB$GET_CONTEXT('USER_SESSION', 'DATEEND');
END
- Sets the date range of the working period
PROCEDURE SET_DATERANGE(ADATEBEGIN DATE, ADATEEND DATE)
AS
BEGIN
RDB$SET_CONTEXT('USER_SESSION', 'DATEBEGIN', ADATEBEGIN);
RDB$SET_CONTEXT('USER_SESSION', 'DATEEND', ADATEEND);
END
END