Running a package in SQL Developer

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• How to debug the package in sql developer?

  Hello
  
  I need to debug procedures in my package in the sql developer 1.5.5 version. In the debug log, I received the following:
  
  Connection to the database < databasename >.
  PL/SQL execution: ALTER SESSION SET PLSQL_DEBUG = TRUE
  Running PL/SQL: CALL the DBMS_DEBUG_JDWP. CONNECT_TCP ('127.0.0.1', '2754')
  ORA-01031: insufficient privileges
  ORA-06512: at "SYS." DBMS_DEBUG_JDWP', line 68
  ORA-06512: at line 1
  This session requires user DEBUG SESSION privileges to CONNECT and DEBUG ANY INTERIOR.
  Process is complete.
  The database < databasename > disconnected.
  
  I have granted the privileges of the user DEBUG CONNECT SESSION both to DEBUG ANY INSIDE system in the following way:
  
  GRANT DEBUG ANY PROCEDURE ESM_OWNER;
  grant the DEBUGGING SESSION to CONNECT to ESM_OWNER;
  
  However, I still get the same error. What I've done wrong? I really appreciate all the help to solve my problem.
  
  Thanks in advance!
  Cindy

  You have a firewall blocking this port? In addition, your database is running on the same machine that you use SQL Developer, or on a remote host? It's remote, you should provide the IP address of your local computer, not 127.0.0.1

• Create the PL/SQL package in SQL Developer 4.0.0.12

  Hello

  I built a model in SQL Developer 4.0.0.12 and I want to create a PL/SQL package.

  In ODMiner 11.1.0.4 of 'Tools' > 'Create pl/sql package' I can get a script to create the package and every thing is OK.

  but in SQL Developer, I select "Deploy" from the popup menu of each node and it generates a folder containing scripts associated with each node. I don't see any relevant script for creating a package.

  How can I create a PL/SQL package in my workflow?

  Thanks for any help you can provide in this situation.

  Please see this whitepaper to find out how to build the PL/SQL package for deployment of workflow:

  Oracle Data Miner (Extension of SQL Developer 4.0)

  PL/SQL script for the deployment of workflow

  http://www.Oracle.com/technetwork/database/options/advanced-analytics/odmrcodegenwhitepaper-2042206.PDF

• How to run DBMS_SQLTUNE.report_sql_monitor of SQL Developer 4.0

  Hello-

  We have new SQL Developer 4.0 as a single stop for all reports of performance tuning.

  (So far, we know how to generate the AWR and ASH ADDM directly from SQL DEV 4.0 and we can do as a NON-privileged user)

  Now, the question is how to run DBMS_SQLTUNE.report_sql_monitor API SQL DEV 4.0?

  I tried this way:

  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

  SELECT DBMS_SQLTUNE.report_sql_monitor)

  sql_id = >: SQL_ID

  Type = > 'TEXT ',.

  report_level = > 'ALL') AS myreport

  DOUBLE;

  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

  and then right button click of the mouse on the line "myreport" and the EXPORT of 'text' in the menu drop down and save in the. FichierTSV on the local file system.

  It works this way, as expected, but seems to be a lot of hassle: too many steps.

  Then I tried the HTML format:

  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

  SELECT DBMS_SQLTUNE.report_sql_monitor)

  sql_id = >: SQL_ID

  Type = > 'HTML. "

  report_level = > 'ALL') AS myreport

  DOUBLE;

  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

  and it didn't work well at all SQL dev 4.0

  Any help will be greatly appreciated.

  (once again, the idea here is to set up our development and QA groups with full access to performance all reports without having them call DBA for help in the production of any SQL tuning report).

  Thank you

  VR

  There is certainly a 'room' to improve the interface, just tell me what you would like to be like him. For example, you want an overview of the SGS of all SQLIDs running on the nodes you could then select this option to run a report for? Don't say it is what we would do, but I was wondering what it is that you ask for.

• How can I run beginddl in PL/SQL Developer

  Here is my script:
  
  Start
  execute dbms_wm.beginddl ('MyTable');
  ALTER TABLE MyTable ADD NewColumn1 VARCHAR2 (200)
  execute dbms_wm.commitddl ('MyTable');
  end;
  
  I got the following error:
  
  
  ORA-06550: line 2, column 11:
  PLS-00103: encountered the symbol "DBMS_WM" during the expected in the following way:
  
  := . (@ %; immediate)
  The symbol ': = ' was replaced by "DBMS_WM" continue.
  ORA-06550: line 3, column 3:
  PLS-00103: encountered the symbol "ALTER" when expecting one of the following conditions:
  
  (begin case declare exit end exception for goto if loop mod)
  pragma raise return null select update while with
  < an ID > < a limit between double quotes
  
  
  What should I do next?
  
  Thank you.

  in the PL/SQL scripts, you simply omit the 'run '. and for the SQL code, you must put a run before.
  so your script:

  begin
    dbms_wm.beginddl('MyTable');
    execute immediate 'ALTER TABLE MyTable ADD NewColumn1 VARCHAR2(200)';
    dbms_wm.commitddl('MyTable');
  end;
  

  Apart from that, you should edit MyTable_LTS in your session DDL.

  Kind regards

  Andreas

• Cannot modify most user Source in SQL Developer

  Hello

  I created an Oracle 12.1.0.2 database container called DEVELOP and responsible for 11 GR 2 one hundred packages and 600 tables with hundreds of pages of APEX 5.0.

  I did it using IMPDP and applications run well in the 5.0.2 APEX I just tested all applications.

  Each version of SQL Developer (4.1.2 4.1.3 and the version that comes with 12 c for download) does not allow me to edit any package, procedure, function, or type.

  All I see is "CREATE or REPLACE.

  I can see all the tables and data.

  I saw some problems that appear which suggested using 12.1.0.2 if that happen which I use.

  I create a window using the SYSDBA account for the container, then:

  Select * from DBA_OBJECTS where owner = 'LSDB' and object_type = 'PACKAGE '.

  I see all of my packages.

  I create a window in the account for these objects, called LSDB can:

  When I run select * from USER_OBJECTS where type_objet = 'PACKAGE '. I see all my packages, for example.

  When I run select NAME DISTINCT from USER_SOURCE; I don't see any source at all code, even if I can right-click on each package of SQL Developer and download the entire package in a window and modify the set.

  The source code is somewhere else, simply not visible to the process tree viewer that seems.

  I don't see many discussions on this issue for 12 c 12.1.0.2.

  Because it is a test of 12 c, I gave all the roles and privileges for the LSDB account.

  I am new to 12 c and Developer SQL 4.1.x. and I'm not a magician to the inner workings of the Oracle or SQL Developer, this behavior seems very strange to me.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  Bernie

  Jeff,

  Here is the right solution to this problem.

  This problem was caused by a failure to completely put the PDB container $ SEEDS at 32K extended varchar2 objects.

  The pluggable DEVELOP database has been upgraded to 32K VARCHAR2 objects correctly, but APB$ SEEDS was not.

  This resulted in an Oracle ORA-14696 error when you create a new database plug-in, DEVELOP2.

  Once the PDB database $ SEED container has been properly upgraded to 32K VARCHAR2 objects using the following code, Developer SQL displays all the source properly, and the new database plug-in DEVELOP2 could also be created.

  You can close this topic and thanks for your help.

  BPW

  SQL > conn / AS sysdba

  SQL > startup mount

  SQL > migrate ALTER DATABASE OPEN;

  DATABASE altered.

  SQL > SELECT con_id, name, open_mode FROM v$ PDB;

  CON_ID NAME OPEN_MODE

  ---------- ------------------------------ ----------

  2 PDB$ SEEDS MIGRATE

  SQL > ALTER SESSION SET container = APB$ SEED;

  Modified SESSION.

  SQL > SELECT SYS_CONTEXT ('USERENV', 'CON_NAME') AS a 'Container' FROM dual;

  Container

  ------------------------

  PDB$ SEEDS

  SQL > ALTER system SET max_string_size = EXTENDED;

  Modified system.

  SQL > @? / rdbms/admin/utl32k. SQL

  PROCEDURE is complete PL/SQL with success.

• Slash in SQL Developer

  Hello

  I'm a bit puzzled by the fact that the slash does not raise an error in a script SQL Developer.

  For example:

  Select * twice;

  /

  the result would be that select executed twice so executed from SQL anymore, but only once when executing SQL Developer.

  I think that the slash is considered a sign of comment, given the fact that

  Select * twice;

  / This should not be a comment

  Select * twice;

  works quite well SQL Developer.

  My humble opinion is he must take the "/" like sqlplus (recall last executed command) or just throw an error. Ignore it can lead to confusion.

  Kind regards

  Roberto

  It's more processes, but they must test their scripts in SQL * more if they're going to be run in SQL * more. Or, you need to run their scripts in SQL Developer if that's where they build and test...

  We can look at altering the behavior around the ' / ', but it would be post 4.1, if ever.

• How can I change where SQL Developer search files?

  I bring scripts to create a database schema. The installation script looks like this

  @run_install_1.sql
  @run_install_2.sql
  @run_install_3.sql

  Some of these scripts themselves called files.
  
  I was running quite happily in SQL Developer for a few weeks now (well except for [url http://forums.oracle.com/forums/message.jspa?messageID=3616772#3616772] another this bug). However, now I am trying to get my colleagues to run scripts but they fail. The output of the script says

  Unable to open file "@My documents/run_install_1.sql" (or whatever).

  Basically SqlD is pick up their default directory instead on research in the same directory as the file calling.
  
  Of course, I managed to change this behavior, but for the life of me I don't know how. It doesn't seem to be an obvious preference to put this.
  
  Cheers, APC
  
  blog: http://radiofreetooting.blogspot.com

  OK, well I guess it's a bad news good news story. It is important that you set the directory explicitly in SQL Developer. The good news is that the scripts are now both worked. The bad news is that they don't seem to work when you tried before (can concede typo perhaps?) Also that the @ is not such as you wish. So we have an ER to open a session on this.

  I am sure that we all have in the product of the areas that are important and it's one I use a lot, because I'm always rebuilding my test environment, so when my scripts fail, I'm not happy. ;-)

  In the settings of this directory setting, if indeed you run into inconsistencies. Let us know.

  Sue

• SQL Developer connection failure

  I still have problems with connecting to oracle databases I asked this before without success. Problem is that I have 3 different houses installed (database client and developer 2 studios), unfortunately I need each other. Current location ORACLE_HOME is the latest installation (I hope in fact). When I'm trying to connect to the database using the SQL Developer, I have an error to not load the jdbc library. It's strange because any other application using the database (including SQL +) works very well.
  When it is run the formula subject SQL Developer I found that oracle.home property points to the SQl Developer's installation directory but the jdbc.driver.home, jdbc.library orai18n.library all point to the first House that had been installed. That will probably cause problems.
  
  My question is how to change the locations by default option/paths, where are found these entries? Or what can I do to force it to work?

  You don't say what version you have, but I'm assuming because of the mistake of jdbc library 1.5.x.

  SQLDev 1.5 comes with the 11g JDBC driver, and if you use the OCI driver then it must be able to find a 11g OCIJDBC. DLL. to avoid this problem install a client 11g or avoid using the OCI driver in sqldeveloper.

  You can get sqldeveloper to ignore all other households by wrapping it in a batch file that does

  set ORACLE_HOME = % CD
  Start sqldeveloper.exe

• Problem with Apex 5.0 report with a query that runs in SQL Developer

  Hello

  I have a query that runs in SQL Developer without problem, but when I use it in a classic report, it displays following:

  error report:

  ORA-06502: PL/SQL: digital or value error: character of number conversion error

  
  

  The query is:

  select 
   T1.ID_ATTACHMENT, 
   T1.BLOB_CONTENT, 
   T2.ATTACH_CATEGORY, 
   T1.FILENAME, 
   T1.ATTACHMENT_DESCRIPTION 
  from ATTACHMENTS T1
   LEFT JOIN REF_ATTACH_CATEGORIES T2
    ON T1.ATTACHMENT_CATEGORY = T2.ID_ATTACH_CATEGORY
   WHERE T1.ID_ATTACHMENT IN
    (SELECT ID_ATTACHMENT FROM REL_ATTACHMENTS
     WHERE REL_PART_ID = 1
     AND REL_ID = 64146);
  

  
  

  And the output of SQL Developer is:

  

  I have following Setup for the BLOB_CONTENT column in the classic report:

  

  Any ideas what is causing this problem?

  Thanks in advance,

  Sergio

  
  

  I don't have notes with me, but I think that the content of the blob must be selected as:

  DBMS_LOB. GetLength (blob_content) as blob_content

  and check that you have included the primary key in the results.

• Bug: Details of body inaccurate package SQL Developer 4.0 and 4.1

  I went through the trouble to recompile the schema SYS with native = PLSQL_CODE_TYPE and PLSQL_OPTIMIZE_LEVEL = 3. I found that it was unwise to change the PLSQL_OPTIMIZE_LEVEL for package under SYS specifications, so I left them alone. When I query the view of ALL_PLSQL_OBJECT_SETTINGS, it shows me that my Package body are properly compiled at level 3 and the specs are still 2. However when I look at the Details tab in SQL Developer 4.0 or 4.1 last Early Adopter, it shows the it is PLSQL_OPTIMIZE_LEVEL = 2. I did a test for the PLSQL_CODE_TYPE and the details of body in SQL Developer also follow the specification and not true values. I used the sub query to verify the real compile settings.

  SELECT owner,
         name,
         type,
         PLSQL_OPTIMIZE_LEVEL,
         PLSQL_CODE_TYPE
    FROM ALL_PLSQL_OBJECT_SETTINGS
   WHERE owner in ('SYS')
     AND type IN ('PACKAGE', 'PACKAGE BODY')
   order by 1,2,3;
  
  
  

  Thank you

  Steven Wilson

  The query we use does not take into account, there may be several entries for an object in the view. I think we have a bug. You connect.

• Characters not visible (caused by hitting the bar space or TAB in PL/SQL developer tool) causing slow running query? and database with low performance?

  Hi all

  I need your help to get this issue resolved its urgent and I'm not able to get to the conclusion. Here is my scenario, I'm getting slow query runs because of some non-visible characters that are copied with the application of the PL/SQL developer tool. Please find below attached screenshot: Oracle_Issue

  

  Note: This non-visible characters are caused when we write the query then us hit the SPACEBAR or press TAB PL/SQL developer tool

  I use the developer tool PL/SQL to write or test the query. Now I take this request copy paste in my application of the company (who takes this query connects to Oracle or any source of data base, catch data and produce PDF reports for customers).

  Now, my client is the Oracle user when I write and you run this query by the PL/SQL Developer, it works fine, but when I paste in my Inbox feature request (reporting system) and run it, it runs slower and jams to the customer database. Now after a little research I found that when I copy the query directly from PL/SQL developer at my request, he copy some characters not visible (introduced when we press SPACE or TAB in PL/SQL developer tool when writing query) with the request, then I copy this query again to my box of the application Notepad and delete these non-visible characters. Now, after removing the non-visible characters again once I copy backup question in my application and run the query, it works normally. Please find below attached screenshot: Oracle_Issue 2

  

  So I think that the cause of slow performance is due to some INVISIBLE CHARACTERS present in the query.

  My application uses SQL server 2008-2012 at the backend to store data from different sources.

  Character set used: SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS

  
  

  To write and test queries: PL/SQL developer tool

  My Client use Oracle 11 g

  Character set used: Normal character: NLS_CHARACTER: AL16UTF16

  National Characeter: NLS_NCHAR_CHARACTER: WE8WIN1521

  I just wanted to know the blocking process to the top of the database and the characters not visible how affecting slow running query of query database.

  Please let me know if I'm missing something or you need more information on this issue.

  Thanks in advance,

  HP

  Simple answer. No.

  Spaces and line breaks do not change the execution plan created. Does not plan to run slower or faster.

• Little SQL Developer 4.0.2 running on window 8.1 64? I can't start.

  It is my first time on this forum, so forgive my naivety please.

  Little SQL Developer 4.0.2 run on Windows 8.1 64?  I can't start.  The start screen appears, the 10% of the way, and all progress bar then everything stops.
  The first time I got the Java path quickly and successfully the entrance before you stop it).

  What I tried:

  Running BACK command window sqldeveloper.exe, sqldeveloper64.exe, sqldeveloperw.exe and others directly from the sqldeveloper/bin directory as administrator - and normally does not.

  I have Developer SQL 4.0.2 running on my calculation of working Windows 7 very well.  My new computer to work at home, this is where I'm having the problem.

  I'm stumped on what to do next.  Any directive or help would be greatly appreciated.  Thank you.

  Yes, it's different. It is located under your OS directory $USER$. See here for an example

  http://www.thatjeffsmith.com/archive/2013/12/Oracle-SQL-Developer-4-Windows-and-the-JDK/

• Script SQL Developer runs all the lines

  I have a group of scripts that I want to execute in the order since a main script.  I created a file referencing these scripts as follows below.  My problem is that when I run this script (via F5 or another script referencing it), it runs only the first line and stops.  I have excluded questions with my references to file by changing the order - always the first runs and stops.  I have tried such as displayed below and with a semicolon; to separate each command.  I have scoured the web and can not find any reason why it does not work.  Each of the scripts listed below contains multiple statements separated by a; that wraps a file to a NAS where he is picked up by our external file transfer program.  It all works properly - the only thing that I have problems with using 1 script to call several files and run them in order.

  Any help is greatly appreciated!

  @EMSTATUS.sql

  @EMPLOYEE.sql

  @HREMPUSF.sql

  @HRHISTORY.sql

  @HRSUPER.sql

  @JOBCLASS.sql

  @JOBCODE.sql

  @PAACTREAS.sql

  @PAEMPLOYEE.sql

  @PAEMPPOS.sql

  @PCODES.sql

  @PCODESDTL.sql

  @PERSACTHST.sql

  @PRDISTRIB.sql

  @PRPAYCODE.sql

  @PSGRELATE.sql

  @REVIEW.sql

  Hello

  Note You can place in the path: Tools-> preferences-> database-> spreadsheet-> "path select default to search scripts"

  
  

  I tried the following:

  c:\tmp\calltwoscripts. SQL

  set echo on

  @zone.sql

  @ztwo.sql

  Select 'done' double.

  c:\tmp\zone. SQL:

  Select 'one' double;

  c:\tmp\ztwo. SQL:

  Select 'two' SQL;

  executed in a worksheet:

  @c:/tmp/calltwoscripts.sql

  Output:

  > @zone.sql

  > select "one" of the double

  'A '.

  -----

  one

  > @ztwo.sql

  > Select "both" of the double

  "TWO".

  -----

  two

  > select 'done' double

  'DONE '.

  ----------

  Finish

  The things that could go wrong:

  Your scripts could end with "quit".

  Paths can mingle: try (not @) and full of paths.

  You could hit a code issue, the spreadsheet does not recover-in which case you should get the output on the command line and or Page logging of messages in the view.

  Turloch

  SQLDeveloper - team

  http://www.thatjeffsmith.com/archive/2012/06/how-to-collect-Debug-Info-for-Oracle-SQL-Developer/

  http://totierne.blogspot.co.UK/2013/07/user-check-on-sqldeveloper-worksheet.html

• Unable to run SQL Developer

  Whenever I try to start SQL Developer (using a shortcut on my desktop), I get a dialog box asking for the location of the java.exe file. When I select the file in Program Files (x 86) > Java > jre > bin, I get the following popup error message: "could not find a J2SE SDK installed to the path: C:\Program Files (x 86) \Java\jre7.
  
  I receive the error message even if I use the path Program Files > Java > jre > bin to locate the jave.exe file.
  
  The related shortcut on my desktop has the following path: 'C:\Users\mamontgo\My Documents\sqldeveloper64-3.2.20.09.87-no-jre\sqldeveloper '.
  
  NOTE: I also get the following popup error whenever I start up my laptop: "could not start the Virtual Machine Java", but I don't know if this related to SQL Developer.
  
  I use a laptop Dell E6420, running Windows 7.
  
  Published by: user568537 on February 19, 2013 06:51

  Developer SQL 3.2.2 does not work on Java 7 - there need to Java 6. : Pei see the Release Notes.