This command is available only for Oracle and Microsoft
SQL Server.
Returns a list of procedures in the current database at the primary data server.
pdb_get_procedures [ownername, procname]
The user name of the owner of the procedure specified in procname. This option can be delimited with quote characters to specify character case.
The name of the procedure in the current database for which information is returned. This option can be delimited with quote characters to specify character case.
pdb_get_procedures
This command returns a list of all of the procedures in the current database.
pdb_get_procedures bob, sp_foo
This command returns information about the procedure named sp_foo, owned by the user “bob” in the current database.
When pdb_get_procedures is invoked with no option, it returns a result set that lists all of the procedures in the current database.
When pdb_get_procedures is invoked with the ownername and procname options, it returns a result set with information about the specified procedure with the specified owner in the current database.
The pdb_get_procedures command accepts the % wildcard character in both the ownername and procname options.
The current database is either:
The default current database, which is the primary database specified in the Replication Agent pds_database_name configuration parameter, or
The database specified in the pdb_set_sql_database command to which the Replication Agent instance is currently connected. (This is not valid for Oracle.)
To set or change the current database, use the pdb_set_sql_database command.
In Oracle, you cannot change the current database.
To find the name of the current database, use the pdb_get_sql_database command.
The pdb_get_procedures command returns 0 rows if the specified procedure (with the specified owner) does not exist in the current database.
The pdb_get_procedures command is valid when the Replication Agent instance is in either Admin or Replicating state.
pdb_get_columns, pdb_get_databases, pdb_get_primary_keys, pdb_get_procedure_parms, pdb_get_tables