問題文
A vendor creates the specification of a package in a customer database and leaves the body for a later delivery, and a developer of the customer wants to compile a program that calls the package in the meantime. Which description of what can be compiled at that point is correct?
選択肢
- The specification is stored with the body as one object when the body is created, and a program that calls the package needs both of them, so the specification alone cannot be created in the database at all.
- The specification stands as an object on its own once it has been created, and a program that calls the package needs the body rather than the specification itself, so the program of the customer waits for the body to arrive.
- The specification stands as an object on its own once it has been created, and a program that calls the package needs neither of the two until it runs, so the program of the customer compiles even before the specification arrives.
- The specification stands as an object on its own once it has been created, and a program that calls the package needs the specification rather than the body, so the program of the customer compiles before the body arrives.