What is a one-time-only procedure?
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What is a one-time-only procedure?
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A one-time-only procedure is an anonymous block of code encapsulated within a package. It is executed only once when the package is invoked for the first time in a user session. A one-time-only procedure is generally used to initialize public or private variables when the derivation is too complex to be embedded within the variable declaration.
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