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• Running a package in SQL Developer

  Hello

  When I introduce a new package in a database and the package is given bz *.pkg file, what is the difference between the opening of the packing of files in SQL Developer (via 'Open '->' file') and then run the package and just copy paste the code Pl/SQL package in an editor.

  I plead the cause I did the following experiment, which I've posted it here:

  Faraz' Oracle DBA Blog: error opening a PL/SQL package as a file in Oracle SQL Developer

  Run the file that has your ddl inside package and execution of the package itself - two different things.

  When you open a file in SQL Developer, according to the file extension, you will get either a SQL worksheet or a PL/SQL Editor.

  I'm assuming that your package file has made two database objects, the package specification and package body. If this is the scenario, you need to open it in a SQL worksheet, set your connection details, and then run with F5.

  If your file contains only a spec or body in pkg, you can and should open in the procedure Editor. There, you will see your highlight syntax errors in the code itself.

  I speak a little of that here, with some screenshots so I hope it's easier to understand.

• ThinApp packages not detected by the workspace

  I have a VMware view Horizon 6 Proof of Concept environment. I configured ThinApp in view and added a few bundled applications. I attributed these ThinApps to a pool of offices and they are hunted successfully to desktops when users connect. From this point of view, I'm so happy that the ThinApps work OK.

  However, I just installed Workspace 2.1 and it does not detect the ThinApp packages. I've enabled view pools within the workspace and it detects my office pools OK. I also packed ThinApp compatible applications and pulled on my file ThinApp share. However, whenever I try to sync manually (or runs the automatic synchronization) in the area of work, I get the following error:

  Push is scheduled:

  Every day at 23:55

  Error occurred in the synchronization of the applications (ThinApp) packed. Please check if packaged applications (ThinApp) configuration is correct and the share path is accessible.

  The logbook on the virtual appliance contains the following:

  2015 01-08 T 09: + 00:00 XXXXXwork01 ThinAppRepoService 54:14: t@349c7700: cycle start inside hand (\\XXXXXview01.viewtest.internal\ThinApp\).

  2015 01-08 T 09: + 00:00 XXXXXwork01 ThinAppRepoService 54:14: t@349c7700: mount [\\XXXXXview01.viewtest.internal\ThinApp\] path is CIFS, acquire credentials.

  2015 01-08 T 09: + 00:00 XXXXXwork01 ThinAppRepoService 54:14: t@349c7700: initialization of the discovery of application sharing

  2015 01-08 T 09: + 00:00 XXXXXwork01 ThinAppRepoService 54:14: t@349c7700: Discovery actions of Application initialization succeeded

  2015 01-08 T 09: + 00:00 XXXXXwork01 ThinAppRepoService 54:14: t@349c7700: end import cycle (0 scanned app, 0 treated app).

  So Workspace connects successfully to the share, but cannot detect all ThinApp packages. I tried one of the packages ThinApp reconstitution with the option 'Manage the space working with VMware' checked, but the package is not always detected. The permissions on the sharing of files and packages appear to be correct.

  What should I do to get the workspace to detect the ThinApp packages?

  Looks like your folder structure? Try to put them in subfolders in the specified directory.

• MapInfo Professional v10 in ThinApp packaging

  I tried a few days get this application bundled in App thin. I always get the message "Unable to create menus/toolbars" when I run the packaged app. It's on the same VM snapshot and having the same user, that he has been captured. The application has a couple of pre-reqs of Runtime .NET and VB, who are already on the client. Change properties such as the use of the local .NET and the method of isolation make no difference. Worse still, newspapers and the dependency walker show no error at all. I know he uses FlexLM, but at this point just trying to operate under the period courtesy of the first.

  Someone at - it properly packed this soft before?

  Thank you

  Paul

  Paul,

  I have download the trial, MapInfo Professional 10 packed on Win7 32 bit using ThinApp 4.7.1

  I could start with successful implementation on a clean Windows 7 32 bit with no problems.

  I don't know if the question you have posted is linked to the license/activation.

  Would you like me to share the ThinApp?

• Vbs in your ThinApp package using

  Scenario:

  Application must check for the existence and create a folder (if it is not there) on a base directory that is physical (uninsulated). Thinapp package should run after that.

  Question: I'm pretty sure I've read (but find no reference now... What is there again) I can add a vbs script to the location of package files to achieve this. The vb script needs to check a file in the home directory of the user H:\RigData. If she is not there, create this folder. The ThinApp application should then launch.

  You can read about the addition of a VBScript script to your package ThinApp here:

  http://pubs.VMware.com/thinapp4/help/wwhelp/wwhimpl/js/html/wwhelp.htm?href=scripts.html

• Run the package to a different schema

  Hi all

  I have a very strange (at least for me) problem with a package to run in the production environment.

  The package has been installed in the application schema and in the same schema for all tables that are in the same table.

  The customer reported a slowdown in the performance of it, but if I test it in my PR env and:

  -If I run the application outside of the package, it run very fast

  -If I install the package in my personal schema and run it, it run very fast

  -If I run the package, installed on the application's schema, is very slow!

  What is the difference between these three methods?

  Thank you in advance,

  Diego

  91ca5e2c-8db6-4563-9e70-c98e10acf2ad wrote:

  OK, to start my procedure I used Notepad anonym in plsqldeveloper:

  Start

  Appuser.pkgapp.prcursors (vcode =>: vcode, pcursor =>: pcursor);

  end;

  when I try to get the cursor, with plsqldeveloper, I have different response time for:

  -package in my user-> very fast

  -package to the user of the application-> very slow

  OK - but that the above code does not recover. All this shows is a call to the procedure who, do you think, does that open the cursor.

  Once a cursor is opened the procedure who opened it has NO control over it. Only the session making the recovery is involved as is an Oracle process on the backend. But the procedure/package is NOT involved.

  If the location of the package does NOT affect actual recovery, but it can affect the execution plan used when the cursor is opened first.

  New - when you say "run the code" you tell fetch data? Or are you talking about just open the cursor as the example above shows?

  Display actual execution plan - get it from a trace file, if you need to.

  other things to say is that the number of lines to get out are some ten years.

  The question is always this THAT IS SLOW? It is the RECOVERY of these lines "a few ten at most? Or is it just open the cursor so that you can begin to pick up?

  You need to SHOW US (just tell us):

  1. WHAT you do

  2. HOW you do

  3. WHAT results you get

  4. WHAT results you expect to get

• dbms_job. Submit not run the package

  Hi all

  We have just updated the oracle 10g to 12 c

  Select * from version $ v

  --==============================================================

  12 c Oracle database Release 12.1.0.1.0 - 64 bit Production 0

  PL/SQL Release 12.1.0.1.0 - Production 0

  CORE 12.1.0.1.0 Production 0

  AMT for 64-bit Windows: Version 12.1.0.1.0 - Production 0

  NLSRTL Version 12.1.0.1.0 - Production 0

  --================================================================

  declare

  a directory;

  l_procedure_to_run varchar2 (100): =.

  ' app_boxes_cust. RunInterface (100,14141, "cust_rel.txt", "c:\Files\cust_rel_exp", 972); " ;

  date of p_date_to_run: = TO_DATE (' November 20, 2014 ', ' dd/mm/yyyy ');

  Start

  dbms_job. Submit (a, l_procedure_to_run, p_date_to_run);

  commit;

  end;

  The dbms_job.submit generates job_id but it does not run the package.

  --=========================================================================

  Select broken, failures to dba_jobs where job = 63;

  broken = ' don't

  Chess = NULL.

  Please your HELP

  Thanks in advance,

  Naama

  Check next_date when he intended to run.

  Check job_queue_processes parameter.

  Check if the Scheduler is disabled.

• ThinApp packages are not synchronized with the workspace of Horizon

  Hello

  I have 1.5 Horizon workspace installation in our laboratory. When I try to synchronize the thinapp with workspace applications, I get the error of features.

  Category: import

  : Error import thinapp package. None of the exe/dat files. : package ThinApp: Firefox

  Recommended stock:

  Check at least que.exe/.dat there is a file in the bin folder of the package ThinApp.

  Make sure that the package contains the file 'main data container.

  I configured the network share as 'Thin-packager.vcloud.com\horizon apps\Adobe player X\Adobe Player X.exe ".

  There is no bin folder and I put the .exe and .dat files in the share.

  Can someone help me with this please?

  Latest version 1.8 Horizon-workspace supports 32-bit thinapp 5.0 applications. Please contact the support team of Horizon.

• VM snapshots allows you to created a ThinApp Package?

  I have a request I want to create a ThinApp Package for.  My application requires also some prerequisite applications to install that I also want to include in the package ThinApp.

  Currently my process to build the ThinApp package is as follows:

  1 revert/Go To installed a virtual machine 'clean' with VMware ThinApp

  2. perform a scan with ThinApp

  3. install applications prerequisite of my application

  4 install my application

  5 perform a postscan with ThinApp

  6 building the package ThinApp including my application and its required applications

  I have a preview of my 'clean' VM that was created using VMware Workstation so that I can return to my 'clean' machine whenever I want to build a new package ThinApp, however I'd like to be able to use a snapshot of my VM that includes only the application prerequisite so that I don't have to reinstall them whenever I create a new package ThinApp for my application.

  My ideal process would be as follows:

  1 revert/Go To installed a virtual machine 'clean' with VMware ThinApp

  2. perform a scan with ThinApp

  3 snapshot go to a VM to a virtual computer with the prerequisite applications installed

  4 install my application

  5 perform a postscan with ThinApp

  6 building the package ThinApp including my application and its required applications

  Essentially for step 3 above, I want to be able to go to a snapshot of my VM has already some prequiste applications instead of having to install physically each time.

  Anyway is to maintain the process of configuration ThinApp Capture while jumping to different snapshots of a virtual computer?

  Any advice or suggestions on how to do this would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you.

  I would do the following:

  1. Go to a clean snapshot
  2. Thinapp to start and perform a prescan
  3. Install your applications pre - req
  4. Snapshot at this moment (in memory) and name your application

  With this, you can go back to the snapshot in step 4 and install your application each time, then do a postscan, etc..

• ThinApp package 3 x larger than the capture folder

  Hello

  I have an app that takes 100 MB of space. The size of the capture folder corresponds to that.

  But the package of ThinApped is 3 times the size of the capture folder.

  By comparison, spoon.net and citrix streaming profiler create packages of 100 MB aprox. ThinApp package is 300 MB!

  Is this normal?

  ThinApp 4.5 has a parameter optional package.ini called "OptimizedFor" which can be set to (default) ' memory' or 'disk '. ThinApp new performance and memory sharing features may lead to more big package files.

  In the worst case scenario packages may be twice as large as before, but in most cases the difference in size, if it takes place, will be less important. If the size of the disk is more important than the memory usage and startup performance, you can set "OptimizeFor = disk" in package.ini under BuildOptions.

  The result of such a change will cause similar as 4.0.4 and less packaging. ThinApp 4.5, executable virtual files such as exe files and dll only is not compressed inside the packages on the disc even when CompressionType = fast is enabled, unless OptimizeFor = disc is also defined.

  Best regards

  Linjo

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• How to run a package

  I am a student of plsql, how to run package? give some examples of how to self-test code and package programs

  You cannot run the package
  you run the procedure/function in package

  Please see
  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/B10501_01/AppDev.920/a96624/09_packs.htm

  >
  A package is a schema object which includes subroutines, the elements and the logically related PL/SQL types.

• Simultaneously run multiple packages.

  Hello
  
  I have a MASTER package consisting of another package 10 in it.and in the digraph it shows as one after the other, i.e. id 1 ok then 2 ok 3 and so on...
  But when I run MASTER package, it starts running 2 to 3 packets simultaneously.
  
  I'm unable to find the cause of this simultaneous execution.
  I want it's packets must run one after the other as it appears in concurrenntly scheme rather than run.
  
  Help apprecited.
  
  Thank you
  Mahesh

  If you want to run these package one after the other, then make sure than the synchronous / asynchronous
  is set to synchronous.

• How to run a package on the calendar or automatic

  Is it possible to run a package on the calendar?

  For example, all our outgoing pdf to send by post mail must obtain a watermark. Doing so by hand for each lot is a lot of work.

  If I can save files in a particular folder in which Adobe running a lot on the schedule (for example, every 2 minutes), this could save a lot of work.

  Acrobat cannot be automated in this way. You will need to use other

  request to do it, or do it (execute the Action in Acrobat) manually.

• How do I know if I can run a package proc?

  There is a view that shows this?
  
  Thank you

  You can check if you have the EXECUTE privilege on the packaging. There is no distinction of EXECUTE privilege at the procedure level (in the packing): you can either run all packaged procedures from the package, or any of them.

  select *
  from all_tab_privs
  where grantee=USER -- you...
    and table_name='package name'
    and privilege='EXECUTE';
  

  Funny how it's still registered in _PRIVS ALL/USER/DBA_TAB...
  Point of view comes from pre Oracle7.

• How to identify the time required to run a package

  Hi all
  
  Is the method without TKPROFF to find the time to run a package that calls a procedure.
  
  for the examples
  
  Lets say I run a packaage to SQLplus window
  
  SQL > Execute my_pack.bal_proc;
  
  (It took some time may be 4 hrs according to my watch).
  
  At this point if I want to find the time by a sql command that after running the package, which was the time.
  
  can someone help me find a query which tell what was the time required to run a package.
  
  Thanks n rgds
  Saaz

  Before execution:
  SET TIMING ON

  Then run your procedure. For example:

  SQL> SET TIMING ON
  
  SQL> Execute my_pack.bal_proc;
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  Elapsed: 00:00:00.00
  

  Miguel