Choose one in SQL Developer fails - SQL * more work

Hi all

I have the HS to MySLQ connection works correctly and most of the requirements I have in regards to the data works.

However, I "only able to test my procedures and functions in SQL * more." IN SQL Developer 4.0.0.12 there is always a problem and questioning of the results are never displayed.

Thanks in advance for any advice.

Sincerely

Hello Mike,.

I use Oracle XE 11.2.0.2 x 64 on Linux. Using the MySQL ODBC 5.3.4 connection.

I've just upgraded the SQL Developer to version 4.0.3 (released September 2014) and the problem seems to be resolved because I'm able to query the MySQL database and get the results.

However, there is something I don't like all the whitespace added, whether in SQL Developer 4.0.3 in SQL * more.

Here's the query I tested:

Select "host", "User", "Password" in "user"@MYODBC5;

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SY.

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(B) otherwise: is there a way to test the NLS_LANG setting in the script and give up if it's not WE8MSWIN1252?

Info:
Database is 10.2.0.3/10.2.0.4 and sometimes 10.2.0.5, always the database character set WE8MSWIN1252.
Client software: I don't know what are the uses each s/n, but it will be mainly the software client 10g
Client OS: Some DBA will run the script from Windows, others of some varieties of Unix. I can't control that.
(A) is there a way to prevent this problem, so I do not the parameter NLS_LANG by the DBA to run the upgrade script depend on?

Yes. Use the UNISTR function to encode strings with Unicode, for example UNSITR('\00e9') exhausts to code 'e '. The set conversion implicit character in the set to the national character of database character set will do. You can use the ASCIISTR function to simplify the creation of arguments to UNISTR based on the input text.

-Sergiusz

Windows system environment variables in "Sql * more»
Can I use/reference of Windows system environment variables in "Sql * more?
For example, I want to create sql-script runs in the database server computer that variable is "ORA_HOME", uses this value to perform a few sentences of sql/plsql.

Oracle 10g personal, Windows 7.

Edited by: CharlesRoos the 12.11.2010 17:28
CharlesRoos wrote:
The business problem:
I created 2 databases in my computer. The two databases needs storage created by a script. The names of data files (.dbf files) of storage are the same for the two database. The two database has its own directory, where it holds data for the moment files. At the moment the data files for Database1 are in the folder something like '% ORACLE_HOME%"\oradata\%databasename1%\*.dbf and the second base of data has its data files in the other folder, somewhere '' % ORACLE_HOME%"\oradata\%databasename1%\*.dbf'. Now I want the script to create the tablespace called "INDX" with the same data file name "indx1.dbf" in the two database. If in the two documents mentioned the 'indx1.dbf' file must be created by the script. I think the script must do following:
```
1. get ORACLE_HOME.
2. connect to database "databasename1"
3. EXECUTE IMMEDIATE "Create TableSpace INDX....file=%ORACLE_HOME% || databasename1 || indx1.dbf"
4. connect to database "databasename2"
5. EXECUTE IMMEDIATE "Create TableSpace INDX....file=%ORACLE_HOME% || databasename2 || indx1.dbf"
```
I don't have database Oracle close more, if the code was pseudo-code.

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I do not understand how to use?-shortcut.
OK, my first impression is ' why must even be scripted? Creation of new spaces of storage is usually a one-off operation.

But what side this substitution of sqlplus command line variables. This example is Linux, but works on Windows with the change in the way environment variables are referenced:

* echo nix - $myvariable
Windows - echo myvariable %

First of all, sqlscript to create the TS. Note the use of the substitution variable '& 1 '.
{code}
[oracle@vmlnx01 ~] $ cat makets.sql cat
set echo on the comments on check on trimsp on
Guest & 1
--
CREATE TABLESPACE EDSTEST PETIT_FICHIER
DATAFILE ' / ora01/oradata/&1/edstest.dbf'
SIZE 5 M
REUSE
AUTOEXTEND ON
NEXT 1280K
MAXSIZE 32767M
LOGGING
LOCAL MANAGEMENT MEASURE
SEGMENT SPACE MANAGEMENT AUTO
;
--
Drop tablespace edstest
including content and data files
;
output
{code}

Thus, the OS invites: note that the @ is separated by a space, which makes a parm from command line instead of the part of the connection string

{code}
[oracle@vmlnx01 ~] $ export myparm = vlnxora1
[oracle@vmlnx01 ~] $ sqlplus system/pswd @makets $myparm

SQL * more: Release 10.2.0.4.0 - Production on Fri Nov 12 18:13:05 2010

Copyright (c) 1982, 2007, Oracle. All rights reserved.

Connected to:
Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.4.0 - Production
With partitioning, OLAP, Data Mining and Real Application Testing options

SQL > prompt & 1
vlnxora1
SQL >--
SQL > CREATE TABLESPACE EDSTEST PETIT_FICHIER
2 DATAFILE ' / ora01/oradata/&1/edstest.dbf'
3 SIZE 5 M
4 REUSE
5 AUTOEXTEND ON
6. THE NEXT 1280K
7 MAXSIZE 32767M
8 LOGGING
MEASURE 9 LOCAL MANAGEMENT
10 SEGMENT SPACE MANAGEMENT AUTO
11;
2 old: DATAFILE ' / ora01/oradata/&1/edstest.dbf'
2 new: DATAFILE ' / ora01/oradata/vlnxora1/edstest.dbf'

Created tablespace.

SQL >--
SQL > drop tablespace edstest
2 content and data files including
3;

Tablespace has fallen.

SQL > exit
Disconnected from the database to Oracle 10 g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.4.0 - Production
With partitioning, OLAP, Data Mining and Real Application Testing options
[oracle@vmlnx01 ~] $
{code}

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