SP2-0103: nothing in the SQL buffer to run.

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• ORA-29283: invalid file operation, SP2-0103: nothing in the SQL buffer to run.

  Hi gurus of the Oracle,.

  Our version of oracle's 11 g RAC 2.

  We write records into a file using utl_file.

  According to the request, data should write to 160 files.

  After writing to 50 records, his mistake to launch. as

  BEGIN PROC_WRITE_TO_FILE; END;

  *

  ERROR on line 1:

  ORA-29283: invalid file operation

  ORA-06512: at "SYS." UTL_FILE", line 536

  ORA-29283: invalid file operation

  ORA-06512: at "TEST. PROC_WRITE_TO_FILE', line 130 '.

  ORA-06512: at line 1

  SQL > SP2-0103: nothing in the SQL buffer to run.

  My procedure is

  -DECLERATION

  BEGIN

  OPEN C2;

  LOOP

  EXTRACT THE C2 IN P_WRITE;

  WHEN THE EXIT C2% NOTFOUND;

  L_NAME: = "WRITE" | P_WRITE | » _. TXT';

  L_FILE: = UTL_FILE. FOPEN (L_DIR, L_NAME, 'W');

  OPEN C1 (P_WRITE);

  LOOP

  FETCH C1 INTO P_OD_PLACE, P_OD_USER, P_ED_PERF, P_GM_LST, P_GM_FIRST, P_GM_MOD, P_GM_SUFF, P_BD_NUM, P_BD_FRET, P_BD_UNIT, P_BD_GOLE, P_BD_GEP, P_DAT_BOD, P_DAT_EFF, P_ED_RACE, P_ED_GENDER, P_LAND_DIST, P_LAND_LOT, P_ED_STAT_REASON ,P_OD_PRECINCT,P_OD_JANI_PREC,P_NB_PIST_CNG,P_NB_PIST_SEN,P_NB_PIST_VASER,P_NB_PIST_JUD,P_NB_PIST_COMMI,P_NB_PIST_SCHOL,P_NB_PIST_WD,P_NB_PIST_JANIB,P_NB_PIST_JANIC,P_NB_PIST_FIRE,P_NB_PIST_SCHOB,P_NB_PIST_SUPCM,P_NB_PIST_WATBD,P_NB_PIST_GOLEL P_GM_NAME, P_ED_JANI_CODE, P_DAT_ACCEPT, P_DAT_CHANGED, P_OD_COMBO, P_TX_DESC, P_DAT_LST_CTT, P_BD_NUM2, P_BD_FRET1, P_BD_UNIT2, P_BD_GOLE2, P_BD_ST, P_BD_GEP5, P_BD_GEP4, P_BD_FRET2, P_BD_FRET3, P_BD_COUNTRY;

  WHEN EXIT C1% NOTFOUND;

  UTL_FILE. PUT_LINE (L_FILE, P_OD_PLACE: ' |) ' || P_OD_USER |' | ' || P_ED_PERF |' | ' || P_GM_LST |' | ' || P_GM_FIRST |' | ' || P_GM_MOD |' | ' || P_GM_SUFF |' | ' || P_BD_NUM |' | ' || P_BD_FRET |' | ' || P_BD_UNIT |' | ' || P_BD_GOLE |' | ' || P_BD_GEP |' | ' || P_DAT_BOD |' | ' || P_DAT_EFF |' | ' || P_ED_RACE |' | ' || P_ED_GENDER |' | ' || P_LAND_DIST |' | ' || P_LAND_LOT |' | ' || P_ED_STAT_REASON |' | ' || P_OD_PRECINCT |' | ' || P_OD_JANI_PREC |' | ' || P_NB_PIST_CNG |' | ' || P_NB_PIST_SEN |' | ' || P_NB_PIST_VASER |' | ' || P_NB_PIST_JUD |' | ' || P_NB_PIST_COMMI |' | ' || P_NB_PIST_SCHOL |' | ' || P_NB_PIST_WD |' | ' || P_NB_PIST_JANIB |' | ' || P_NB_PIST_JANIC |' | ' || P_NB_PIST_FIRE |' | ' || P_NB_PIST_SCHOB |' | ' || P_NB_PIST_SUPCM |' | ' || P_NB_PIST_WATBD |' | ' || P_NB_PIST_GOLEL |' | ' || P_GM_NAME |' | ' || P_ED_JANI_CODE |' | ' || P_DAT_ACCEPT |' | ' || P_DAT_CHANGED |' | ' || P_OD_COMBO |' | ' || P_TX_DESC |' | ' || P_DAT_LST_CTT |' | ' || P_BD_NUM2 |' | ' || P_BD_FRET1 |' | ' || P_BD_UNIT2 |' | ' || P_BD_GOLE2 |' | ' || P_BD_ST |' | ' || P_BD_GEP5 |' | ' || P_BD_GEP4 |' | ' || P_BD_FRET2 |' | ' || P_BD_FRET3 |' | ' || P_BD_COUNTRY);

  UTL_FILE. FFLUSH (L_FILE);

  END LOOP;

  CLOSE C1;

  END LOOP;

  CLOSE C2;

  UTL_FILE. FCLOSE (L_FILE);

  END;

  /

  Appreciate your suggestions.

  Thank you and best regards,

  REDA

  You understand, but you can't do it?  What?  Move a single line in the right place?

  * sigh * I wish I was your code monkey...

  -DECLERATION

  BEGIN

  OPEN C2;

  LOOP

  EXTRACT THE C2 IN P_WRITE;

  WHEN THE EXIT C2% NOTFOUND;

  L_NAME: = "WRITE" | P_WRITE | » _. TXT';

  L_FILE: = UTL_FILE. FOPEN (L_DIR, L_NAME, 'W');

  OPEN C1 (P_WRITE);

  LOOP

  FETCH C1 INTO P_OD_PLACE, P_OD_USER, P_ED_PERF, P_GM_LST, P_GM_FIRST, P_GM_MOD, P_GM_SUFF, P_BD_NUM, P_BD_FRET, P_BD_UNIT, P_BD_GOLE, P_BD_GEP, P_DAT_BOD, P_DAT_EFF, P_ED_RACE, P_ED_GENDER, P_LAND_DIST, P_LAND_LOT, P_ED_STAT_REASON ,P_OD_PRECINCT,P_OD_JANI_PREC,P_NB_PIST_CNG,P_NB_PIST_SEN,P_NB_PIST_VASER,P_NB_PIST_JUD,P_NB_PIST_COMMI,P_NB_PIST_SCHOL,P_NB_PIST_WD,P_NB_PIST_JANIB,P_NB_PIST_JANIC,P_NB_PIST_FIRE,P_NB_PIST_SCHOB,P_NB_PIST_SUPCM,P_NB_PIST_WATBD,P_NB_PIST_GOLEL P_GM_NAME, P_ED_JANI_CODE, P_DAT_ACCEPT, P_DAT_CHANGED, P_OD_COMBO, P_TX_DESC, P_DAT_LST_CTT, P_BD_NUM2, P_BD_FRET1, P_BD_UNIT2, P_BD_GOLE2, P_BD_ST, P_BD_GEP5, P_BD_GEP4, P_BD_FRET2, P_BD_FRET3, P_BD_COUNTRY;

  WHEN EXIT C1% NOTFOUND;

  UTL_FILE. PUT_LINE (L_FILE, P_OD_PLACE: ' |) ' || P_OD_USER |' | ' || P_ED_PERF |' | ' || P_GM_LST |' | ' || P_GM_FIRST |' | ' || P_GM_MOD |' | ' || P_GM_SUFF |' | ' || P_BD_NUM |' | ' || P_BD_FRET |' | ' || P_BD_UNIT |' | ' || P_BD_GOLE |' | ' || P_BD_GEP |' | ' || P_DAT_BOD |' | ' || P_DAT_EFF |' | ' || P_ED_RACE |' | ' || P_ED_GENDER |' | ' || P_LAND_DIST |' | ' || P_LAND_LOT |' | ' || P_ED_STAT_REASON |' | ' || P_OD_PRECINCT |' | ' || P_OD_JANI_PREC |' | ' || P_NB_PIST_CNG |' | ' || P_NB_PIST_SEN |' | ' || P_NB_PIST_VASER |' | ' || P_NB_PIST_JUD |' | ' || P_NB_PIST_COMMI |' | ' || P_NB_PIST_SCHOL |' | ' || P_NB_PIST_WD |' | ' || P_NB_PIST_JANIB |' | ' || P_NB_PIST_JANIC |' | ' || P_NB_PIST_FIRE |' | ' || P_NB_PIST_SCHOB |' | ' || P_NB_PIST_SUPCM |' | ' || P_NB_PIST_WATBD |' | ' || P_NB_PIST_GOLEL |' | ' || P_GM_NAME |' | ' || P_ED_JANI_CODE |' | ' || P_DAT_ACCEPT |' | ' || P_DAT_CHANGED |' | ' || P_OD_COMBO |' | ' || P_TX_DESC |' | ' || P_DAT_LST_CTT |' | ' || P_BD_NUM2 |' | ' || P_BD_FRET1 |' | ' || P_BD_UNIT2 |' | ' || P_BD_GOLE2 |' | ' || P_BD_ST |' | ' || P_BD_GEP5 |' | ' || P_BD_GEP4 |' | ' || P_BD_FRET2 |' | ' || P_BD_FRET3 |' | ' || P_BD_COUNTRY);

  UTL_FILE. FFLUSH (L_FILE);

  END LOOP;

  CLOSE C1;

  UTL_FILE. FCLOSE (L_FILE);

  END LOOP;

  CLOSE C2;

  END;

  /

• Same code running in SQL * more edit the sql buffer vs = different results file

  Hello
  
  For the last few minutes I was scratching my head trying to understand why my little piece of code was not working.
  As a result, a sample:
  

  create or replace type booktitles_nt is TABLE OF VARCHAR2(100);
  /
  declare
    booklist booktitles_nt := booktitles_nt('Great Expectations','Ulysses','1984');  
  begin
    for i in booklist.FIRST .. booklist.LAST LOOP
      dbms_output.put_line('Book number ' || i || ':' || booklist(i));
    end loop;
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  /

  When run interactively, I get the following results:
  

    1  create or replace type booktitles_nt is TABLE OF VARCHAR2(100);
    2  /
    3  declare
    4    booklist booktitles_nt := booktitles_nt('Great Expectations','Ulysses','1984');
    5  begin
    6    for i in booklist.FIRST .. booklist.LAST LOOP
    7      dbms_output.put_line('Book number ' || i || ':' || booklist(i));
    8    end loop;
    9* end;
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  Warning: Type created with compilation errors.
  
  SCOTT@ORCL> show errors
  Errors for TYPE BOOKTITLES_NT:
  
  LINE/COL ERROR
  -------- -----------------------------------------------------------------
  2/1      PLS-00103: Encountered the symbol "/"

  So I try without the slash and get nowhere:
  

    1  create or replace type booktitles_nt is TABLE OF VARCHAR2(100);
    2  declare
    3    booklist booktitles_nt := booktitles_nt('Great Expectations','Ulysses','1984');
    4  begin
    5    for i in booklist.FIRST .. booklist.LAST LOOP
    6      dbms_output.put_line('Book number ' || i || ':' || booklist(i));
    7    end loop;
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    9  /
  
  Warning: Type created with compilation errors.
  
  SCOTT@ORCL> show errors
  Errors for TYPE BOOKTITLES_NT:
  
  LINE/COL ERROR
  -------- -----------------------------------------------------------------
  2/1      PLS-00103: Encountered the symbol "DECLARE"
  8/4      PLS-00103: Encountered the symbol "end-of-file" when expecting
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           null pragma raise return select update while with
           <an identifier> <a double-quoted delimited-identifier>
           <a bind variable> << continue close current delete fetch lock
           insert open rollback savepoint set sql execute commit forall
           merge pipe purge

  So I think, maybe I'll try it in a .sql file. So I put the first fragment of code in a file, test4.sql:
  

  SCOTT@ORCL> get C:\Users\J\Documents\SQL\test4.sql
    1  create or replace type booktitles_nt is TABLE OF VARCHAR2(100);
    2  /
    3  declare
    4    booklist booktitles_nt := booktitles_nt('Great Expectations','Ulysses','1984');
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    7      dbms_output.put_line('Book number ' || i || ':' || booklist(i));
    8    end loop;
    9* end;
  SCOTT@ORCL>

  and run it, and it works:
  

  SCOTT@ORCL> @C:\Users\J\Documents\SQL\test4.sql
  
  Type created.
  
  Book number 1:Great Expectations
  Book number 2:Ulysses
  Book number 3:1984
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

  Can someone tell me why the behavior is different when it is run from a file when it is run, well, interactive? There seems to be some limits on what you can interactively run vs. what you can run from a script.
  
  Thank you very much
  Jason

  SQL * more buffer cannot contain more than one return, even if you have two - create type and anonymous PL/SQL block. Thus it-error:

  Wrote file afiedt.buf
  
    1  create or replace type booktitles_nt is TABLE OF VARCHAR2(100);
    2  /
    3  declare
    4    booklist booktitles_nt := booktitles_nt('Great Expectations','Ulysses','1984');
    5  begin
    6    for i in booklist.FIRST .. booklist.LAST LOOP
    7      dbms_output.put_line('Book number ' || i || ':' || booklist(i));
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  SQL> /
  
  Warning: Type created with compilation errors.
  
  SQL> create or replace type booktitles_nt is TABLE OF VARCHAR2(100);
    2  /
  
  Type created.
  
  SQL> declare
    2    booklist booktitles_nt := booktitles_nt('Great Expectations','Ulysses','1984');
    3  begin
    4    for i in booklist.FIRST .. booklist.LAST LOOP
    5      dbms_output.put_line('Book number ' || i || ':' || booklist(i));
    6    end loop;
    7  end;
    8  /
  Book number 1:Great Expectations
  Book number 2:Ulysses
  Book number 3:1984
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  SQL>
  

  SY.

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  I am not familiar too if they want upgrade me sql native client on the sql server, but is not compatible with the version of sql server on this server and there are several database for other applications on this server, so I don't want to jump into something like that.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you.

  I install the native client SQL 2005 and give a shot.

• How to get line numbers to display on the SQL worksheet?

  Dear Forum,

  I learn the SQL Developer.  I use it in my work and school.  At school, when I enter a query in the SQL worksheet, line numbers show in a column to the left of the editing area.  In my work, no line number.  I'm working on a fairly long query at my work, and the line numbers would be useful.

  I looked at tools / preferences / settings for the Code Editor, but do not find a setting for line numbers.  I looked at the other tabs in preferences and found nothing that looked useful.

  I have looked at all of the choices on the display list, but can't find anything on line numbers.

  Am I missing something obvious?  Line numbers is also available?  If so, how?

  I looked at various hits "line number" in this forum, but I've not found anything exactly the point.

  Beverly

  PS Oracle 11g, SQL Developer 3.0.04, Linux x 86-64 (don't have version)

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