PL/SQL :: Columns Last_ddl_time And Timestamp In Dba_objects

Apr 17, 2013

i created a procedure called aaa. then i ran create or replace procedure aaa with the same code of the original procedure.i was surprised to see that the fields of last_ddl_time and timestamp haven't change. Of course, when i did this experiment with changing one line in the original package - the fields of last_ddl_time and timestamp did change.The question is if it's suppose to be this way and if so, is there any way to make this fields change even if the "new" code is exectly the same.

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[code]....

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CREATE OR REPLACE
PACKAGE body ac
IS
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..
..
..
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.
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1223 oh
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Oracle version:

Connected to:
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With the Partitioning, OLAP, Data Mining and Real Application Testing options

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SELECT TO_TIMESTAMP ('10-Sep-02 14:10:10.123000', 'DD-Mon-RR HH24:MI:SS.FF') FROM DUAL;

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[URL]

and this

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[URL]

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Feb 23, 2010

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select
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max(decode(pdayno, 2, cnt, null)) Monday,
max(decode(pdayno, 3, cnt, null)) Tuesday,
max(decode(pdayno, 4, cnt, null)) Wednesday,
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This code produces the result:

What I need is for another column at the start of the results to give the month so I end up with 12 rows, 1 for each month.

I did try to group by PENTERED(which is the unix time stamp column)
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max(decode(pdayno, 2, cnt, null)) Monday,
max(decode(pdayno, 3, cnt, null)) Tuesday,
max(decode(pdayno, 4, cnt, null)) Wednesday,
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set serveroutput on
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as begin
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Apr 10, 2013

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Below is the query

SELECT ProdID,ProdRequestID, SUBSTR((max(EVENTTIMESTAMP) - min(EVENTTIMESTAMP)), 18,2)Execution_Time
FROM LOG_TIMESTAMPS where ProdID = 1680988889
group by ProdRequestID
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[code]....

In the above i am looking for a diference on ProdRequestId,

Output

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