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Oracle, where can i see list of stored procedures & functions in a database?

I am using Oracle 11g database.
I have a custom table, say [tbl_customtable]
and i need to know which stored procedures, or functions for this table.
Please provide me with link to Oracle Documentation.

A:

Try this:
select name
from all_procedures
where owner=’YOUR_OWNER’
and type=’P’
order by 2 desc
/

Q:

How to retrieve row from the NSTableView?

I have a NSTableView with custom table cell. From the NSTableView i want to retrieve a row and a cell.
I am able to do it using following code:
NSTableCellView *cellView = (NSTableCellView*)[myTableView cellAtColumn:0 row:0];

But i am not able to do it using:
NSTableCellView *cellView = (NSTableCellView*)[myTableView cellForRow:0];

or
NSTableCellView *cellView = (NSTableCellView*)[myTableView cellForRowAtIndexPath:[NSIndexPath indexPathForRow:0 inSection:0]];

A:

When you use cellForRow:atIndexPath:, row and indexPath properties will not contain data from your table. You can use getRow:forSection: or indexPathsForRow:toSection:.
From Apple docs:

The table view is responsible for the actual layout of the cells in the table. This method asks the table view for its information on the layout of the first section in its table view. If sections are not required, the table view should return 0 for the section parameter. If you only need to know the width of the cell, use cellSizeForRowAtIndexPath:.
– (NSIndexPath *)indexPathsForRow:(NSInteger)row inSection:(NSInteger)section

Returns an NSIndexPath
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