PlsqlAfterProcedure

Specifies the procedure to be invoked after calling the requested procedure. This allows you to put a hook point after the requested procedure is called. This is useful in doing SQL*Traces/SQL Profiles while debugging a problem with the requested procedure. This also comes handy when you want to ensure that a specific call be made after running every procedure.

Syntax:
PlsqlAfterProcedure [string]
Default:
[none]
Example:
PlsqlAfterProcedure portal.mypkg.myafterproc

Tips for PlsqlAfterProcedure

In general, this parameter should be omitted

You could use this to stop SQL Trace/SQL Profiling

In older versions, this parameter was called after_proc