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• Impression of the empty spaces using dbms_output.put_line

  There is a single string get dynamically generated. Generation, it may or may not contain white spaces at the beginning. Then I try to print it on standard i/o using the DBMS_OUTPUT. PUT_LINE. But if there is some of the spaces in the string, they are ignored. Is there another way to print the exact string that is?

  Hello..

  It depends on the configuration of your client... you can set the option parameter serveroutput wrap...

  set serveroutput on size 100000 for wrap;
  begin
    2    dbms_output.put_line('  Hello world.');
    3  end;
    4  /
    Hello world.
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  

• String DBMS_OUTPUT buffer limit

  Hellou everyone
  
  DECLARE
  y varchar2 (32000): = RPAD('x',1000,'*'); -WORK
  z varchar2 (32000): = RPAD('x',1001,'*'); -DOES NOT WORK
  BEGIN
  dbms_output.put_line (length (y));
  dbms_output.put_line (y);
  dbms_output.put_line (length (z));
  dbms_output.put_line (z);
  END;
  
  I need a part of debugging and code when the string is Length > 1000 then error pops up:
  
  ORA-06502: PL/SQL: digital or value error: character string buffer too small
  ORA-06512: at "SYS." DBMS_OUTPUT", line 148
  ORA-06512: at line 2
  
  I don't know if there is some limmitation for the length of the string in put_line in documentation is the obly buffer size
  I tried to use dbms_output.enable (1000000) - but the same result
  
  I tried to use DBMS_OUTPUT. GET_LINE, but no results :(
  I can insert the value to the table or file, but I want to know why this limitation.
  
  I was looking on the forum but have not found anything.
  
  Thanks for the reply.
  
  Zoffo

  What version of Oracle are you using? This information must be in each original position. Before 10 g dbms_output had a documented length 255 bytes limit.

  You posted pl/sql runs without error on my 10.2.0.5 system:

  MPOWEL01@UT1> @t15
  1000
  x*******************************************************************************
  ********************************************************************************
  ********************************************************************************
  ********************************************************************************
  ********************************************************************************
  ********************************************************************************
  ********************************************************************************
  ********************************************************************************
  ********************************************************************************
  ********************************************************************************
  ********************************************************************************
  ********************************************************************************
  ****************************************
  1001
  x*******************************************************************************
  ********************************************************************************
  ********************************************************************************
  ********************************************************************************
  ********************************************************************************
  ********************************************************************************
  ********************************************************************************
  ********************************************************************************
  ********************************************************************************
  ********************************************************************************
  ********************************************************************************
  ********************************************************************************
  *****************************************
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  

  HTH - Mark D Powell.

  PS - set serveroutput size 1000000 included before your pl/sql code

  Edited by: Mark D Powell on 31 August 2012 06:16

• view the output of dbms_output statement in Toad

  Hi expert,
  
  I use dbms_output instruction in proceudre and run it into a toad, but he must run ' set serveroutput we "display output statement dbms_output.
  
  But how can I achieve this functionality in Toad.
  
  Thank you very much

  >

  Hello

  I use dbms_output instruction in proceudre and run into a frog, but it
  should run "set serveroutput on" to display the output of statement dbms_output.
  But how can I achieve this functionality in Toad.

  At the bottom of your window, there are number of tabs. One of them is
  DBMS_Output. There is a small red button on the left side. Click on this button.
  It turns green. Then, your output is visible - you can click on it and scroll
  upward through your results.

  In the future, ask questions of Toad in a forum of Toad.

  HTH,

  Paul...

• DBMS_OUTPUT

  Hello
  
  I am running a batch that is written in pl/sql. I use dbms_output to show progress in the command prompt. But it only prints after the completion of the whole process. But I need to print the line once it is reached. For example in the next block, as soon as I run the block I need to print 'treatment stage1... '. "and say step 1 takes 10 minutes to complete, after 10 minutes I need to print 'treatment stage2... '. ».
  
  Is this possible? Kindly share your ideas.
  
  That is to say
  Start
  dbms_output.put_line ('treatment stage1...');
  Stage1;
  dbms_output.put_line ('treatment stage2...');
  Stage2;
  dbms_output.put_line ('treatment stage3...');
  Stage3;
  dbms_output.put_line ('treatment stage4...');
  Stage4;
  dbms_output.put_line ('treatment stage5...');
  Stage5;
  dbms_output.put_line ('process is complete...');
  end;
  
  Thank you
  Jaggyam

  Example code for the batch.

  Batch job
  ---------
  sqlplus @Sqlbatch.sql > Sqlbatch.log
  
  Sqlbatch.sql
  ----------------
  Scott/[email protected]
  WHENEVER SQLERROR EXIT SQL.SQLCODE
  WHENEVER OSERROR EXIT
  ALTER SESSION SET NLS_LANGUAGE = English;
  ALTER SESSION SET NLS_DATE_FORMAT = 'YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS';
  set timing on
  set Serveroutput ON SIZE 99999;
  set linesize 250
  
  begin
  dbms_output.put_line('Start of stage1');
  end;
  
  Stage1
  
  begin
  dbms_output.put_line('Start of stage2');
  end
  
  Stage2
  
  begin
  dbms_output.put_line('End of batch job'||systimestamp);
  end
  

• monitor the dbms_output buffer

  Database Oracle 10.2.0.4
  
  I have a way to control what a session is dbms_output buffer?
  
  A developer used dbms_output.put_line as a technique of 'connection' and now I'm trying to find a way to see what the application connects.
  
  Any hel appreciated.
  
  Concerning

  Claire wrote:
  Database Oracle 10.2.0.4

  I have a way to control what a session is dbms_output buffer?

  N ° wait that the PL/SQL code ends & control is returned to the client.

• use of the SYS prefix in front of dbms.output)

  Hi all
  
  Maybe it's stupid. But I have a question what is the difference between the following two:
  
  DBMS_OUTPUT. PUT_LINE ('TEST');
  AND
  SYS. DBMS_OUTPUT. PUT_LINE ('TEST');
  
  What is the use of the SYS prefix?
  
  Concerning
  Sylvie

  788844 wrote:

  Maybe it's stupid. But I have a question what is the difference between the following two:

  DBMS_OUTPUT. PUT_LINE ('TEST');
  AND
  SYS. DBMS_OUTPUT. PUT_LINE ('TEST');

  Not stupid at all. It is a problem of scope-resolution.

  All programming languages have the scope-resolution. You are referring to a call (method, function, procedure, etc.). The system (compiler or at a time of engine performance) needs to understand exactly what you are doing reference, in order to execute this call.

  In the case of PL/SQL, PL/SQL engine will use first of all the local scope - in other words, objects (procedures, functions, variables, etc.) defined in the schema, and a unit of current code.

  If it fails to resolve the reference to appeal, it seems within the reach of the public.

  Dbms_output.put_line () is a call reference package. So the 1st check would be local control. This package exists in the current schema? Is there a local synonym that can be used?

  In case of failure, scope becomes public. Is there a public reference (synonymous in this case) that solves that?

  The answer for DBMS_OUTPUT is Yes - and this public synonym refers to the package belonged to the SYS schema.

  If you had a local package with the same name, or a local synonym, then that would have been used.

  When you encode now SYS. Dbms_output.put_line () instead, you explicitly specify the scope to the PL/SQL engine. You say that you're referring to the DBMS_OUTPUT object belonged to the SYS schema.

  Both methods have some advantages and disadvantages.

  Simplistically, the implicit scope (where leave you the engine to search for the object you are referencing) offers more flexibility. Let's say you need to change the behavior of the DBMS_OUTPUT - do it for example also write output to a log file. You can create your own package DBMS_OUTPUT with the exact same interface as the SYS. DBMS_OUTPUT package. Inside of your custom package, you can write the output to a log file and then call the SYS. DBMS_OUTPUT package to do its part.

  The original source code using DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line () works unchanged. Is what you have now introduced a local reference meets the criteria of the scope - and your local DBMS_OUTPUT package is now used instead.

  Scope explicit can claim to be safer. That no person shall "divert" calling your code by manipulating scope of the resolution - and do the above and create a custom of DBMS_OUTPUT package. But it also makes the code much more rigid.

  In general in PL/SQL - extended implicit is desirable because it provides the flexibility that is often necessary. When writing "of trust' global code that does cool stuff user and must be trusted to always do the right thing, then brought explicit should consider instead.

• How to get the output (!) during procedure-run / RAS dbms_output.put_line

  Hello again,
  
  during a migration script written in plsql, we print several status information on-screen using dbms_output.put_line.
  
  for your information:
  
  the script commits each lines x during a massive update. A commit is carried out whenever I want to have the output: Timestamp + number of lines committed themselves.
  
  Unfortunately the output by dbms_output.put_line is emptied to sqldeveloper once the procedure is complete.
  So I have all the time after the migration is complete, but if possible I need the information when it is put into the stack of the dbms_output.
  Is it possible to flush the output while the process is still ongoing? Are the alternatives to dbms_output.put_line who could help?
  
  Oracle is 10.2.0.4
  
  Thank you very much
  Andreas
  
  Published by: Andreas s. the 11.03.2011 01:38

  Note:
  Messages sent using the DBMS_OUTPUT are not actually sent until full subprogramme of the shipment or the relaxation. > There is no mechanism to flush the output during execution of a procedure.

  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B19306_01/AppDev.102/b14258/d_output.htm

  you could just write your output to a table?

• possibility of improvement in dbms_output.put_line... !

  Hey,.
  
  I'm having a strange customer requirement.
  I use dbms_output.put_line to exit. But I was getting error of buffer flow.
  Then, I used to write the log to a file but when utl_file due to a problem of permission for the log file directory to the computer unix FTP, I can't use utl_file.
  
  Is it possible in dbms_output than if flow of buffer error raise at this time
  2nd log file generate the new name and the remaining log data written to the new log file.
  
  My code is generally inferior to...
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  SET OF BUFFER 1000000
  SET SERVEROUTPUT ON
  coil LMG_DBmigration_CP_DATA_Log.log
  
  Declare
  
  Start
  Stmnts for DBMS_OUTPUT. PUT_LINE;
  Stmnts for DBMS_OUTPUT. PUT_LINE;
  Stmnts for DBMS_OUTPUT. PUT_LINE;
  :
  :
  :
  Stmnts for DBMS_OUTPUT. PUT_LINE;
  
  end;
  /
  spool off
  "exit";
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
  no idea...?
  
  Rgds,
  PC

  As long as you put dbms_output.enable (buffer_size-online NULL) in the begin... END of block (before first dbms_output.put_line is running), it won't be a problem.

• DBMS_OUTPUT in BULK COLLECT FORALL

  Hello
  
  I'm trying to figure out how I can output using DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line in a BULK COLLECT / FORALL update?
  
  Example:
  
  SEARCH REF_CURSOR BULK COLLECT INTO l_productid, l_qty
  ForAll indx in l_productid.first... l_productid. Last
  
  
  Aa products update
  The value of aa. LastInventorySent = l_qty (indx)
  Where aa.productid = l_productid (indx);
  
  DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line ("ProductID: ' |") l_productid (indx) | "QTY: ' |" l_qty (indx);
  
  Is this possible? If so how I can accomlish this?
  
  Thank you
  
  S

  FETCH REF_CURSOR BULK COLLECT INTO l_productid,l_qty
  forall indx in l_productid.first..l_productid.last
  Update products aa
  Set aa.LastInventorySent = l_qty(indx)
  Where aa.productid = l_productid(indx);
  for indx in 1..l_qty.count loop
   DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('ProductID: ' || l_productid(indx)|| ' QTY: ' || l_qty(indx);
  end loop;
  

  SY.

• Developer SQl 2.1.0.62 - dbms_output.put_line

  When you try to use dbms_output.put_line sure seems to me keep receiving messages in the Logging tab and example Page would be:
  
  Index of invalid column for the SEVERE 96 516 oracle.dbtools.db.DBUtil
  
  This seems to occur when you perform a simple anonymous block with a command unique dbms_output.put_line.
  
  I tried SQL Developer of fence and using a new session, but same problem.
  
  What is an installation problem or something else?

  Hello

  The
  "" SERIOUS 103 26830 oracle.dbtools.db.DBUtil ORA-02248: invalid option for ALTER SESSION ".
  is a question of 9.2 is buggy and noted here:
  After the db will apear connection error.

  -Turloch

• DBMS_Output.put_line does not print in one line

  Hi people,
  
  I use 'DBMS_Output.put_line' in my procedure for output. Here is the code:
  
  Dbms_output.put_line ('LOGIT_T. detail records for Bill :'|| v_count_act |', detail of records for ball :'|| v_count_bal |', updated records for Bill :'|| v_updat_act |', update the records for the dance :'|| v_updat_bal |', Total records for Bill :'|| v_count_act |', Total records for Prom :'|| v_count_bal);
  
  When the procedure runs, it displays the output as shown below:
  
  LOGIT_T. records detailed bill: 619, detail records for the ball: 324, update records
  to the Act: 0, updated records for bal: 0, Total of records for Bill: 693, Total of records for
  Ball: 410
  
  Therefore, when you insert this whole line in the table, it only inserts the following text. Therefore, does not take into account the rest of the text (field of table width is 2000 bytes):
  
  LOGIT_T. records detailed bill: 619, detail records for the ball: 324, update records
  
  Looks like, it's automatically wrapping the text to the next line. While I want the output above on a single line, as shown below, and to be inserted in my table of the entire text:
  
  LOGIT_T. records detailed bill: 619, retail for Prom: 324, updated records records for Bill: 0, records update for Prom: 0, Total of records for Bill: 693, Total of records for Prom: 410
  
  No idea how to do this? The parameters or configuration I'm missing here?
  
  Hope I made sense above and clearly describes my situation.
  Thanks in advance guys!

  in sqlplus, you can use set linesize:

  SQL > set serverout on
  SQL > set linesize 10
  SQL > exec dbms_output.put_line ("' is a line of text that exceeds 10 characters");
  It is a
  line
  text which
  exceed the 10
  characters

  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

  SQL > set linesize 132
  SQL > exec dbms_output.put_line ("' is a line of text that exceeds 10 characters");
  It is a line of text that is longer than 10 characters

  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

• view the results of appeal required webservice

  Hi expert,

  I took a familiar approach of post of billy Re: PLSQL webservice call to invoke a web service. Is it possible to display the return (xmlResponse) this function or using DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line (xmlResponse) to display the data if the data size is large enough, I need to display the format returned xmlResponse to analyze in a table or best way to... any ideas there?

  
  

  Thank you

  
  

  Nick
  

  You can write the CLOB ("soapResponse" from Billy code) in a file using DBMS_XSLPROCESSOR.clob2file ().

  You can then open it with an XML Editor to understand its structure.

• run a script to a page

  APEX 4.2, Oracle12c Oracle Linux

  I have a button on a page of LOVs cascading and I know how to refer to the final, I use the id of the list, something like P40_DSET.  The button should on this page or on a white page subject to start an existing load script SEGYLOAD. LOADDATASET (P_DATASET_ID = > 'P40_DSET', P_MODE = > 'INIT').  I found a way to put the script

  in the APEX put button in place, but I would prefer that to initiate implementation using the name, essentially from another process or it works online but by name, do not put code in the APEX.  How to do this?

  HustlingHare wrote:

  Then try:

  My procedure in the post process is:

  Start

  apex_debug.log_dbms_output ();

  dbms_output.put_line ('start loaddataset');

  idsud.segyload.LoadDataSet (p_dataset_id =>: p40_dset, p_mode => 'INIT');

  dbms_output.put_line ('loaddataset finished');

  end;

  where the procedure, idsud.segyload.loaddatase, was performed successfully in SQLWorkshop

  I enabled Debug, you click on the vision correction and got the following at the end of loading;  It seems that that process but I couldn't out put_line in this newspaper. The loaddataset procedure uses dbms_output.putline for its release summary so I see a lot of lines of the procedure generated in this debug log?  I got the success message of the post on the screen process, but the process is too fast for her to have actually run.

  4

  -

  .. .and too slowly for her not be called at all. Are there no error message indicating that it could not.

  Referring to a suggestion in your other thread, the procedure has no bad exception handling which could hide all these errors?

• View the results of a slider control

  HI, I'm suggling on this pl/sql, because I just started learning a few weeks ago. Basically what this pl/sql is check

  in my article "the time" to see if any time is not in the current time format and if it finds one it should display only and then someone can go and check.

  Firstly this my_table has 3 different columns which makes it the primary key, so I need display the columns so that the administrator can find the

  incorrect data easily in the time column.

  These 3 columns that actually the primary key are 'sid', "setid" and "sentry".

  I have created a slider and possesses the top loop to check all the my_table data but I do not know how to dmbs_output

  all results at once. In the results, I need to display all the columns in key primary and thus 3 under and this column that the data is.

  IF SQLCODE =-01858

  THEN

  Dbms_output.put_line (-);

  Can someone help me please.  Here are my codes

  DECLARE

  v_result varchar2 (4000);

  v_key1 varchar2 (10 byte);

  whole v_key2;

  whole v_key3;

  cursor c_get_times

  is

  SELECT sid, setid, Sentinel, time FROM my_table;

  c_get_times_row c_get_times % ROWTYPE;

  BEGIN

  TIMES a c_get_times LOOP

  v_key1: = times.sid;

  v_key2: = times.setid;

  v_key3: = times.sentry;

  SELECT TO_DATE (times.time, "HH24") IN v_result FROM my_table;

  END LOOP;

  OPEN c_get_times.

  LOOP

  EXTRACT the c_get_times in c_get_times_row;

  EXIT WHEN c_get_times % NOTFOUND;

  END LOOP;

  EXCEPTION

  WHILE OTHERS

  THEN

  IF SQLCODE =-01858

  THEN

  Dbms_output.put_line ();

  ELSIF SQLCODE =-01851

  THEN

  Dbms_output.put_line ('invalid value for minutes");

  ON THE OTHER

  Dbms_output.put_line (' failed with another unknown error: ' |) SQLERRM);

  END IF;

  END;

  If you can create the object in your schema, create the function below and the race below query it will give a correct result. I think that's the test objective you ask, otherwise do not use DBMS_OUTPUT. Just create the function and run the select statement.

  FUNCTION to CREATE or REPLACE date_chk (p_value VARCHAR2, VARCHAR2 p_format)

  RETURN NUMBER

  AS

  v_val1 NUMBER (10);

  T_DATE DATE;

  BEGIN

  T_DATE: = TO_DATE (p_value, p_format);

  RETURN 1;

  EXCEPTION

  WHILE OTHERS THEN

  IF SQLCODE =-01858 THEN

  RETURN 0;

  END IF;

  END;

  SELECT the sid,

  SetID,

  Sentinel,

  timeval

  OF test_time

  WHERE date_chk(timeval,'HH24:MI') = 0;