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How I install dbms lock package in Oracle XE 18c
user10704674
Member Posts: 2 Green Ribbon
Hello,
I installed Oracle XE 18c using default installation , but dbms lock package is not installed. How can i Install it now
Thank you
Answers
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Do you not see it as
SYS?DBMS_LOCKis no longer granted to anyone by default. You'll need to GRANT EXECUTE to the user that needs to run it.Also, if you just need
DBMS_LOCK.SLEEP()there should be a public package for that function. -
The SLEEP procedure was moved to DBMS_SESSION:
