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dependencies between an anonymous calling block and package runtime state.


    

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SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE SimplePkg AS

  2    v_GlobalVar NUMBER := 1;

  3    PROCEDURE UpdateVar;

  4  END SimplePkg;

  5  /



Package created.



SQL>

SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY SimplePkg AS

  2    PROCEDURE UpdateVar IS

  3    BEGIN

  4      v_GlobalVar := 7;

  5    END UpdateVar;

  6  END SimplePkg;

  7  /



Package body created.



SQL>

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