Table: USER_ARGUMENTS
Arguments in object accessible to the user
| Column Name | Description |
|---|---|
| ARGUMENT_NAME | Argument name |
| CHARACTER_SET_NAME | Character set name for the argument |
| CHAR_LENGTH | Character limit for string datatypes |
| CHAR_USED | Is the byte limit (B) or char limit (C) official for this string? |
| DATA_LENGTH | Length of the column in bytes |
| DATA_LEVEL | Nesting depth of argument for composite types |
| DATA_PRECISION | Length: decimal digits (NUMBER) or binary digits (FLOAT) |
| DATA_SCALE | Digits to right of decimal point in a number |
| DATA_TYPE | Datatype of the argument |
| DEFAULT_LENGTH | Length of default value for the argument |
| DEFAULT_VALUE | Default value for the argument |
| IN_OUT | Argument direction (IN, OUT, or IN/OUT) |
| OBJECT_ID | Object number of the object |
| OBJECT_NAME | Procedure or function name |
| OVERLOAD | Overload unique identifier |
| PACKAGE_NAME | Package name |
| PLS_TYPE | PL/SQL type name for numeric arguments |
| POSITION | Position in argument list, or null for function return value |
| RADIX | Argument radix for a number |
| SEQUENCE | Argument sequence, including all nesting levels |
| TYPE_LINK | Database link name for the argument type in case of object types |
| TYPE_NAME | Object name for the argument type in case of object types |
| TYPE_OWNER | Owner name for the argument type in case of object types |
| TYPE_SUBNAME | Subordinate object name for the argument type in case of object types |