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Index: P

package wizard, WebDB : 3.1.2.1. Building database objects

packages

6.3. Packages

variable persistence : 6.3.6. Variable Persistence Throughout a Session

PalmPilots : 1.1. The Internet Grows Up

parameter arrays : 2.4.3.3. Parameter arrays

parameter name, PL/SQL : 6.1.3. Parameters

parameter passing : 4.2.2. Parameter Passing

parameters, PL/SQL : 6.1.3. Parameters

parsing HTML : 7.1.3. HTF: Parsing HTML

path, URL : 2.2.5. The Uniform Resource Locator

PDAs (Personal Data Assistants) : 1.1. The Internet Grows Up

Perl : 2.1. Resources

permissions, PL/SQL : 6.1.6. Permissions

Personal Data Assistants (PDAs) : 1.1. The Internet Grows Up

perspectives, WebDB : 3.1.3.2. Managing content

pessimistic locking : 7.3.2. OWA_OPT_LOCK: Record Locking

physical directories, WebDB : 3.2.3.2. Virtual directory mappings

PL/Formatter

6.4. PL/SQL Tools

6.4.2. PL/Formatter

PL/SQL

1.3. Oracle's Solution -- Oracle8i

6. PL/SQL

arrays : 6.2.6. Index-by Tables (Arrays)

comments : 6.2.1. Comments

conditionals : 6.2.3. Conditionals

cursors : 6.2.5. Cursors

declaration section : 6.1. Structured Programming in PL/SQL

exception section : 6.1.1. Procedures

executable section : 6.1. Structured Programming in PL/SQL

functions : 6.1.2. Functions

gateway : 3.2.1. The PL/SQL Gateway

gateways

2.3.2. The PL/SQL Gateway

2.4. Database Integration

header section : 6.1. Structured Programming in PL/SQL

location transparency : 2.5.3.2. Object privileges

loops : 6.2.4. Loops

modes : 6.1.3. Parameters

overloading : 6.1.5. Overloading

packages

6.3. Packages

8.1.4. Use PL/SQL Packages

parameters : 6.1.3. Parameters

permissions : 6.1.6. Permissions

procedures : 6.1.1. Procedures

reasons for using : 1.4.2.2. Why PL/SQL?

structured programming : 6.1. Structured Programming in PL/SQL

text processing : 7.2. Text Processing

toolkit : 7. The PL/SQL Toolkit

tools : 6.4. PL/SQL Tools

variables : 6.2.2. Variables

PL/SQL call, WebDB dashboard : 3.1.3.1. User-uploaded content

PL/SQL toolkit : 7. The PL/SQL Toolkit

PLEdit : 6.4. PL/SQL Tools

PLSXML utilities and demos : 9.6. PLSXML Utilities and Demos

POP3 : 1.3.1. The Internet File System

port : 2.2.5. The Uniform Resource Locator

positional notation : 6.1.4.1. Positional notation

PowerPoint : 1.3.9.1. Text data

PRINT function, HTF package : 7.1.3. HTF: Parsing HTML

PRINT function, HTP package : 7.1.1. HTP: Generating HTML

print_answers procedure, EMP_SURVEY package : 8.2.4. The EMP_SURVEY Package

PRINT_CGI_ENV procedure : 7.4.1.2. Querying the environment

print_input_row procedure, GENERAL_FORM package : 8.3.4. The GENERAL_FORM Package

print_invoice function, XML_INVOICE_PKG : 9.5.2. Body

print_items function, XML_INVOICE_PKG : 9.5.2. Body

PRINT_MULTI, OWA_TEXT package : 7.2.1.2. Procedures

PRINT_ROW_LIST, OWA_TEXT package : 7.2.1.2. Procedures

print_textarea_row procedure, GENERAL_FORM package : 8.3.4. The GENERAL_FORM Package

print_thread_links procedure, FORUM package

8.3.6. The FORUM Package

8.3.6.2. Body

print_xml_tag function, XML_INVOICE_PKG : 9.5.2. Body

privileges

2.5.3. Privileges

3.1.3.3. Controlling access to content

object : 2.5.3.2. Object privileges

system : 2.5.3.1. System privileges

Procedural Language : 6. PL/SQL

procedure wizard, WebDB : 3.1.2.1. Building database objects

process_survey procedure, EMP_SURVEY package

8.2.4. The EMP_SURVEY Package

8.2.4.2. Body

protocol, network : 2.2.5. The Uniform Resource Locator

protocols, communications : 1.1. The Internet Grows Up

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