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&gt;&gt;&gt;select name from dba_dependencies where referenced_name = 'STORE_UTILITY';<br />
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<br />
it says<br />
&nbsp;ORA-00942:table of view does not exist
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>>>select name from dba_dependencies where referenced_name = 'STORE_UTILITY';


it says
 ORA-00942:table of view does not exist

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&gt;&gt;Roy, this is an oddity as the only close reference I find relates to the web application server or else a non-Oracle database.<br />
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dont understand..<br />
I want to check where all this function STORE_UTILITY &nbsp; is used...in other words i want to find out which procedures are calling STORE_UTILITY. <br />
<br />
thx
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>>Roy, this is an oddity as the only close reference I find relates to the web application server or else a non-Oracle database.

dont understand..
I want to check where all this function STORE_UTILITY   is used...in other words i want to find out which procedures are calling STORE_UTILITY.

thx

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My bad, I thought you were seeing a default object rather than a custom one.
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My bad, I thought you were seeing a default object rather than a custom one.

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nav_kum_v, <br />
perfect.<br />
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thanks guys.
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hi guys<br />
i am using Oracle SQL developer and SQL plus. In Oracle SQL developer &nbsp;i see <br />
functions and under functions i see 'store_utility'.<br />
<br />
I want to search where all this 'store_utility' function is being called/used.<br />
How can i know that?<br />
<br />
thanks
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hi guys
i am using Oracle SQL developer and SQL plus. In Oracle SQL developer  i see 
functions and under functions i see 'store_utility'.

I want to search where all this 'store_utility' function is being called/used.
How can i know that?

thanks

finding 'function' references

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