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• 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;
  end;
  /

  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;
  SCOTT@ORCL> /
  
  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;
    8* end;
    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
           one of the following:
           ( begin case declare end exception exit for goto if loop mod
           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');
    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;
  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));
    8    end loop;
    9* end;
  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.

• InstantClient SQL * more and glogin.sql

  SQL * more the default behavior is to
  (a) loading login.sql in the current directory
  (b) if there is no, put glogin.sql in the + $ORACLE_HOME/sqlplus/admin / + directory
  
  Note of support described the same behavior InstantClient (10g) in + Glogin.sql is not used with Instant Client [946528.1 ID] + too.
  
  The solution to InstantClient 10g is simple. Define + $ORACLE_HOME + variable, it points to your instantclient directory and create the path and the file "+... / sqlplus/admin/glogin.» SQL +'.
  
  However, this now seems to have changed with InstantClient 11 g. This is what the client:

  stat64("login.sql", 0xbf9f2c14)         = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory)
  brk(0x856e000)                          = 0x856e000
  stat64("glogin.sql", 0xbf9f2c14)        = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory)

  He seeks login.sql in the current directory - as expected. But now, it seems also to glogin.sql in the current directory - and not in a common/shared as directory + $ORACLE_HOME/sqlplus/admin / +.
  
  Which is just silly IMO - like why do glogin.sql now behave like login.sql ? Wait until it is in the current working directory? What is 'global' subject and forced to have a glogin.sql in every single directory you have on your client, where you run SQL * more?
  
  The correct behavior should be to determine the directory of the module (i.e. instantclient dir where sqlplus was executed) and then look for the glogin.sql in there.
  
  Am I missing something here? The old behavior can be executed somehow? Or is there a workaround that can be used?

  Hi, for me

  [http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14357/ape.htm]

  especialy:

  The directory containing glogin.sql SQLPATH value. For example:

  +SQLPath=/usr/lib/Oracle/10.2.0.1/client/lib:${SQLPath}+
  Export SQLPATH

  works great!

• SQL * more to wrap the set command - doubt

  Hello
  
  I have a stupid question on the set "WRAP" command in SQL * more. I put A500 for column F2, linesize 100 and wrap is disabled.
  The result is clear, it truncates exactly the 100th character. When I put the envelope, for the header of column F2, I couldn't see
  the '-' character the hyphen for 500 times, but only for 100 characters. With the release, with few characters of column F2, how do I
  confirm that it printed 499 seats for 2 ranks and 495 white space for the last line.
  
  Please provide details on the envelope and TRIMOUT/TRIMSPOOL in this context.
  
  Also, when I increase the linesize 1000 and desc T1, it goes for a draw, it is documented in Oracle, but why is it?
  It is possbile to get the result without changing the linesize. Thank you.
  
  SQL > column f1
  F1 COLUMN WE
  FORMAT OF 999.99
  SQL > column f2
  COLUMN f2 WE
  FORMAT a500
  
  SQL > show linesize
  linesize 100
  
  SQL > set wrap off
  
  SQL > select f1, f2 from t1;
  
  F1 F2
  ------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  1.00 IS
  2.00 Y
  3.00 three
  
  SQL > wrap value on
  
  SQL > show wrap
  Wrap: lines will be wrapped
  
  SQL > SELECT F1, F2 FROM TEST1;
  
  F1
  -------
  F2
  ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  1.00
  THERE
  
  2.00
  THERE
  
  3.00
  Three

  Hello

  845956 wrote:
  Hello

  I have a stupid question on the set "WRAP" command in SQL * more. I put A500 for column F2, linesize 100 and wrap is disabled.
  The result is clear, it truncates exactly the 100th character. When I put the envelope, for the header of column F2, I couldn't see
  the '-' character the hyphen for 500 times, but only for 100 characters.

  Exactly. If LINESIZE is 100, the maximum display width of any column is 100, even if the column is actually longer, and/or you have an explicit order of the COLUMN in this way it will be longer. Nothing after that 100 characters will be encapsulated, if the package is enabled.

  With the release, with few characters of column F2, how do I
  confirm that it printed 499 seats for 2 ranks and 495 white space for the last line.

  Save the output in a HOLD file and change the file to see exactly what it contains. If TRIMSPOOL is activated, it does not contain the final spaces.
  >

  Please provide details on the envelope and TRIMOUT/TRIMSPOOL in this context.

  See the SQL * Plus Manual:
  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/B28359_01/server.111/b31189/ch12040.htm#i2683480

  Also, when I increase the linesize 1000 and desc T1, it goes for a draw, it is documented in Oracle, but why is it?
  It is possbile to get the result without changing the linesize. Thank you.

  Describe automatically adjusts the width of each column to use all the space available with the LINESIZE current. I don't think there is a way to change this. If you cannot change LINESIZE, then write your own query on all_tab_columns and use it instead of sql * over order DESC.

  Published by: Frank Kulash, 5 March 2012 10:20

• Unable to connect to the database using SQL * more

  Hi, I have Oracle 10 g XE installed in my labtop, and I can't connect using SQL * more.
  I can connect using the User Interface of navig however, I could do after the following procedure to change the password for the sys account:
  -Open a command prompt
  -type sqlplus
  -On the line "Enter user name", enter the sysdba virtue
  -On the SQL > prompt, type alter user sys identified by NewPassword;
  
  But the thing is that even if I am able to connect using sys/NewPassword from my browser UI, I don't get the same result when do this using the SQL prompt.
  
  What I try to do is the following:
  SQL > connect sys/NewPassword
  Can I get first a warming of the planet by saying I should use sysdba or sysoper to connect to the system account, but none of those who work.
  
  Can anyone advice me on this subject?
  
  Thanks in advance

  Does make sense at all?

  You really need to Read The Fine Manual
  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E11882_01/server.112/e16508/TOC.htm

  When you log in as USER "SYS" DB must be described as 'AS SYSDBA'

  sqlplus
  / as sysdba
  SHOW USER;
  -line above indicates that you are now connected to the DB as "SYS"!

  SQL > CONNECT SYS / AS SYSDBA

• SQL * MORE using command START - please help me understand

  Hello dear friends,
  
  I encountered a problem that I don't understand. Could you please explain to me what wrong with my logic.
  
  I created the file called DUMMY.sql sql
  the file context is:
  
  SELECT a model
  OF dummy_tbl
  WHERE dummy_col = & dummy_var;
  
  I'm going to SQL * Plus DB version (10.2.0.4.0).
  
  I command promt: MODEL of STARTING 1
  and waits * & dummy_var * must be replaced by * 1 * and query executed as described in Oracle SQL * MORE reference ([http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/cd/B12037_01/server.101/b12170/ch6.htm#sthref1058 | http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/cd/B12037_01/server.101/b12170/ch6.htm#sthref1058]).
  
  But instead, I'm getting enter the value for dummy_var:
  
  Please help me understand
  
  Thanks in advance.

  You must use 1 & instead of & dummy_var.

  The number refers to the position of the parameter to use; 1 is the first parameter & 2 would be a second parameter and so on.

  SELECT dummy
  FROM dummy_tbl
  WHERE dummy_col=&1;
  

• SQL * more the 'timing' in SQL Developer command

  I installed SQL Developer version 4.1.1.19. In the sql worksheet, how can I use SQL * more order 'timing' in a script to see a time elapsed SQL? The "Timing" on 'set' did not return any info after running SQL, and 'calendar beginning mon_timer' back 'command Timing is obsolete. Help, please.

  Thank you

  • As you can see, there is no calendar information in the script output log.
  • Then I tried on the discussion forum, found it can be enabled in "tool > preference > Database > startup script" and set as startup script:

  Set serveroutput on

  set timing on

  • However, 2 questions are:
  1. the calendar that he returned is NOT the elapsed time of my stored procedure to run. He simply choose the 2 time points its time, before and not after MS point run. Set timing on is therefore not a solution for me.
  2. He did not follow the instructions in the startup script. After that I put the calendar in the startup script, stop & restart SQL Developer, same laptop charging, timing still on. The only way to turn off now is to configure it to NOT use

  any startup script.

  • Then I developed my own coding as a solution:

  3. control of the COIL

  VAR bv_start_ts VARCHAR2 (30)

  VAR bv_end_ts VARCHAR2 (30)

  VAR bv_elps_ts VARCHAR2 (30)

  DECLARE

  v_start_ts VARCHAR2 (30);

  BEGIN

  SELECT TO_CHAR (SYSTIMESTAMP, 'yyyymmddfxDyhh24miss.ff6') INTO v_start_ts FROM DUAL;

  : bv_start_ts: = v_start_ts;

  END;

  /

  IMPRESSION bv_start_ts

  EXEC pmsmmi.rpt.rpt_ethncty_race_smry (15);

  DECLARE

  v_end_ts VARCHAR2 (30);

  BEGIN

  SELECT TO_CHAR (SYSTIMESTAMP, 'yyyymmddfxDyhh24miss.ff6') INTO v_end_ts FROM DUAL;

  : bv_end_ts: = v_end_ts;

  END;

  /

  IMPRESSION bv_end_ts

  EXEC: bv_elps_ts: = TO_CHAR (TO_TIMESTAMP (: bv_end_ts, 'yyyymmddfxDyhh24miss.ff6')-TO_TIMESTAMP (: bv_start_ts, 'yyyymmddfxDyhh24miss.ff6'), 'hh:mi:ss.ff6');

  IMPRESSION bv_elps_ts

  SPOOL OFF

  • Then I got what I want, the answer is in the 'PRINT ': bv_elps_ts

  SQL > VAR bv_start_ts VARCHAR2 (30)

  SQL > VAR bv_end_ts VARCHAR2 (30)

  SQL > VAR bv_elps_ts VARCHAR2 (30)

  SQL > DECLARE

  v_start_ts VARCHAR2 (30);

  BEGIN

  SELECT TO_CHAR (SYSTIMESTAMP, 'yyyymmddfxDyhh24miss.ff6') INTO v_start_ts FROM DUAL;

  : bv_start_ts: = v_start_ts;

  END;

  /

  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

  Elapsed time: 00:00:00.031

  SQL > PRINT bv_start_ts

  BV_START_TS

  -----------

  20150702Thu112617.775545

  SQL > EXEC pmsmmi.rpt.rpt_ethncty_race_smry (15)

  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

  SQL > DECLARE

  v_end_ts VARCHAR2 (30);

  BEGIN

  SELECT TO_CHAR (SYSTIMESTAMP, 'yyyymmddfxDyhh24miss.ff6') INTO v_end_ts FROM DUAL;

  : bv_end_ts: = v_end_ts;

  END;

  /

  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

  Elapsed time: 00:00:00.062

  SQL > PRINT bv_end_ts

  BV_END_TS

  ---------

  20150702Thu112630.805786

  SQL > EXEC: bv_elps_ts: = TO_CHAR (TO_TIMESTAMP (: bv_end_ts, 'yyyymmddfxDyhh24miss.ff6')-TO_TIMESTAMP (: bv_start_ts, 'yyyymmddfxDyhh24miss.ff6'), 'hh:mi:ss.ff6')

  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

  SQL > PRINT bv_elps_ts

  BV_ELPS_TS

  ----------

  + 00:00:13.030241000 000000

  SQL > SPOOL OFF

• Database demo of vision: how to access the database through SQL * more?

  I'm totally new in this space, so forgive my beginner questions.

  What I want to do, is to integrate EBS with APEX. To get there I downloaded (of delivery) and installed the Vision database unique node in a VirtualBox. To do this, I followed this video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8JgxMDPsd6s

  Now I want to install APEX and for this I need to access my database as SYS. Now for my questions:

  1. How can I use SQL * more in the VirtualBox?

  2. What is the default password for SYS with this demo database?

  Thanks, Alex

  File under $ORACLE_HOME and the owner is the user 'oracle '.

  You will need to source the file VISION_ebs.env , and then deliver "env | fate"and you should see the set env variables. You can connect as sysdba.

  Thank you

  Hussein

• Cannot access SQL more from other than the Oracle users

  Hello

  I installed Oracle 11 g R2 on Red Hat 6. My problem is that I can't access sqlplus from other than the oracle users.

  I put the PATH, the ORACLE_HOME and ORACLE_SID to the correct values.

  Session1

  Connect as: oracle

  [email protected] password:

  Last login: Sun Aug 24 01:24:46 192.168.202.1 2014

  [oracle@localhost ~] $ echo $PATH

  /usr/local/bin:/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/Home/Oracle/bin:/Home/Oracle/app/Oracle/product/11.2.0/dbhome_1/bin

  [oracle@localhost ~] $ echo $ORACLE_HOME

  /Home/Oracle/app/Oracle/product/11.2.0/dbhome_1

  [oracle@localhost ~] $ echo $ORACLE_SID

  ORCL

  [oracle@localhost ~] $ sqlplus

  SQL * more: Production release 11.2.0.1.0 Sun Aug 24 03:17:32 2014

  Copyright (c) 1982, 2009, Oracle.  All rights reserved.

  Enter the user name:

  Session2

  Connect as: nada

  [email protected] password:

  Last login: Sun Aug 24 02:31:49 192.168.202.1 2014

  [prithwish@localhost ~] $ export PATH=$PATH:/home/oracle/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/dbhome_1/bin

  [prithwish@localhost ~] $ export ORACLE_HOME=/home/oracle/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/dbhome_1

  [prithwish@localhost ~] $ export ORACLE_SID = orcl

  [prithwish@localhost ~] $ echo $ORACLE_HOME

  /Home/Oracle/app/Oracle/product/11.2.0/dbhome_1

  [prithwish@localhost ~] $ echo $ORACLE_SID

  ORCL

  [prithwish@localhost ~] $ echo $PATH

  /usr/local/bin:/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/Home/Prithwish/bin:/Home/Oracle/app/Oracle/product/11.2.0/dbhome_1/bin

  [prithwish@localhost ~] $ sqlplus

  -bash: sqlplus: command not found

  I guess that I could not access sqlplus as the Nada the user has no access to X11R6

  [prithwish@localhost ~] $ cd...

  [Host prithwish@localhost] $ ls - ltr

  Total 8

  drwx-. 30 oracle oinstall 4096 23 August 23:51 oracle

  drwx-. Nada Nada 4096 24 August to 02:33 27 Mathieu

  [Host prithwish@localhost] $

  My question is, although quite stupid, that double

  (1) I have to change the permissions of the directory oracle of 755 for any other user to access the sqlplus?

  (2) why is the user directory under the folder created with permissions of 700, even when the umask is set to 002? Change the permissions of the directory under/Home oracle will cause security problems?

  My apologies for being naïve. It's the first time I installed Oracle under UNIX

  Kind regards

  Prithwsh

  Actually, the default procedure is NOT to install oracle to X11R6, but in/opt/oracle. or maybe/usr/local/oracle.

  This is what you're going to be recommended in the installation documentation, and in doing so, don't forget to run rootpre.sh and root.sh, I never had security problems and could run Oracle from any account.

  Sybrand Bakker

  Senior Oracle DBA

• Can I connect to SQL * more as SYS after connecting as a user and then run a GRANT?

  Oracle 11 g 2

  Linux RHEL 6.3

  SQL * Plus 11.2.0.2 on Windows 7

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

  I am running a script SQL through SQL * more connected as "DOE, JOHN".

  In the SQL script, I need to connect as SYS to make a GRANT EXECUTE on a SYS package (e.g. GRANT EXECUTE ON DBMS_CRYPTO to JOHN;).

  But it fails with the following error:

  
  GRANT EXECUTE ON TO JOHN DBMS_CRYPTO
  *
  ERROR on line 1:
  ORA-01917: user or role 'JOHN' does not exist

  But of course, 'JOHN' are.  The rest of the SQL script is running "DOE, JOHN" without any problem.

  The code segment of SQL script in question is:

  connect sys/password as sysdba
  GRANT EXECUTE ON DBMS_CRYPTO TO ROYSECITYDATA;  <-fails here
  to connect/DOE

  Please advise on what my being the issue.

  tx103108 wrote:

  I connect to a remote database.  All dbs distance have the same instance name as they are all images.  I see where you're going (I think).  Should I try

  I'll try to connect sys/password@MYDB

  Sounds like a plan... (the instance_name returned with what you expected? or something else?)

• Connect to the database with SQL * more: is TNSNAMES. ORA used?

  Hello

  We have a local database called DEV01 and a copy of this database in a data center. To be able to connect to both databases, the TNSNAMES file. ORA

  on the local database server (not the one in the data center) has the following entries:

  / * Entry for the local database * /.

  DEV01_local, DEV01_local. WORLD =
  (DESCRIPTION =
  (ADDRESS_LIST =
  (ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = TCP)(HOST = server01) (PORT = 1521))
  )
  (CONNECT_DATA =
  (SERVER = DEDICATED)
  (SID = DEV01)
  )
  )

  / * Entry for the database in the data center * /.

  DEV01, DEV01. WORLD =
  (DESCRIPTION =
  (ADDRESS_LIST =
  (ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = TCP)(HOST = server02) (PORT = 1521))
  )
  (CONNECT_DATA =
  (SERVER = DEDICATED)
  (SID = DEV01)
  )
  )

  When I connect to the local database server, I set the Oracle environment as follows:

  export ORACLE_SID = DEV01

  export PATH=/opt/oracle/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/bin:$PATH

  export ORACLE_HOME=/opt/oracle/app/oracle/product/9.2.0

  Now I start SQL * more as follows:

  Oracle # > sqlplus user/user

  SQL > select instance_name, host_name from v$ instance;

  INSTANCE_NAME HOST_NAME

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

  SERVER01 DEV01

  As the SID is on two databases of the same (DEV01) I really don't understand how Oracle decides which of the SQL databases * more connects to.

  Is it the entry in the TNSNAMES file. ORA?

  But when I start SQL * more as follows:

  Oracle # > sqlplus user/user@DEV01_local

  SQL > select instance_name, host_name from v$ instance;

  INSTANCE_NAME HOST_NAME

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

  SERVER01 DEV01

  or

  Oracle # > sqlplus user/user@DEV01

  SQL > select instance_name, host_name from v$ instance;

  INSTANCE_NAME HOST_NAME

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

  DEV01 server02

  everything is as expected.

  Does anyone know who is the chosen database when just to connect with 'sqlplus user/user' (without the @DEV01 or @DEV01_local)?

  Any help will be appreciated!

  Rgds

  Jan

  When you connect to the local database that is connected to the server01, you need only specify the sid in the environment, in this case, Oracle tnsnames file to connect, actually uses, it uses any of the listener.  It uses what is called a connection needed.  It is purely a side connection server, and as long as the sid is located in the environment resolves to a database running on that server, you will be get connected.

  When you connect using the @connect_descriptor, like you second case, then Oracle will use the configured naming, including tnsnames, methods to solve the 'real' database  In this case, the auditor is required to create the connection to the database.

  John

• BECAUSE a node: when to stop through SQL * more...

  
  Hello

  I installed a CCR node for the first time and playing with it to get better knowledge. The underlying cluster has two nodes, call them the Node_A and node_b.

  The cluster database itself is called upon to DEVELOP, DEVELOP_1 instance is running on the node Node_A, instance DEVELOP_2 is supposed to work on node_b. The preferred node is

  NŒUD_A.

  When testing database online relcation everything works as expected: DEVELOP_1 instance Gets the stop on Node_A node - instance DEVELOP_2 is started on node_b.

  But what closing instance DEVELOP_1 on Node_A with SQL * more I was surprised of the result:

  -C' is not instance DEVELOP_2 which began on node_b - it was DEVELOP_1 for instance!  (Because of this my control sews has changed - but is not the issue of this discussion).

  Now my questions are:

  -is the clusterware responsible for the DEVELOP_1 instance on node_b startup behavior when I stop instance DEVELOP_1 down on Node_A via SQL * more?

  - and if this behavior is documented? I went through the RAC documentation node, but could not find something useful

  Any help will be appreciated.

  Rgds

  Jan

  Hi Jan,

  Yes, its expected behavior in a node of the FCAC, please consult the document below.

  "Oracle Real Application Clusters one node Overview" (Page 1) (relocation of the database online)

  http://www.Oracle.com/technetwork/products/Clustering/overview/TWP-rac1nodev1-1-130698.PDF

• SQL * more report: hide accept the value in the report

  Hi all

  I created a SQL for APEX-Application report. The output is stored in an HTML file.

  Everything works great but think I want to hide in the HTML report.

  I try to describe what is the problem.

  I invite the user to put in the demand of the apex application_id:

  accept v_application_Id char prompt ' ID application:'

  In the HTML file, you receive the following output:

  Report tabled the:
  June 25, 2013, 10:06:04

  ALT 8: where application_id = & & v_application_id
  Neu 8: where application_id = 680
  

  Workspace

  Workspace	APPLICATION_ID	Application_name	ALIAS	OWNER
  Q0Q0AUFTRAGSVERWALTUNG	680	Q0Q0AUFTRAGSVERWALTUNG	F680317	Q0Q0AUFTRAGSVERWALTUNG_ADMIN

  How to hide the two lines

  ALT 8: where application_id = & & v_application_id

  Neu 8: where application_id = 680

  According to the report?

  I searched this forum and toke a glance in the documentation, but I found nothing.

  Could someone help me please?

  Oracle 11g R2

  This is the SQL script I run in SQL * more.

  
  -launch script

  accept v_application_Id char prompt ' ID application:'

  coil C:\a\APEX.html

  
  termout off Set
  SET of HTML MARKUP WE REEL WE HEAD ' < TITLE > SQL * more APEX report < /title >--
  "< STYLE TYPE =" TEXT/CSS"> <!-BODY {bgcolor: background ffffaa: ffffc6}-> < / STYLE >.
  Clear jump
  clear the buffer
  Claire calculate
  clear the column
  Disable the sql
  Set feedback off
  Set serveroutput on

  
  --
  -Report header
  --
  TTITLE left ' ' jump 1
  Select TO_CHAR (sysdate, 'dd-Mon-yyyy, hh24:mm:ss') ' report created on:
  Double;

  
  --
  -Workspace
  --
  TTITLE left col 15 ' < police = "Arial" size = "+ 2" color = "#0000FF" > workspace < / police > ' jump 1

  set linesize 300
  set pagesize 500
  Set serveroutput on

  
  column format a35 workspace
  application_id 99999999 column format
  column format a35 application_name
  column alias format a35
  column owner format a35

  Select

  WORKSPACE,
  APPLICATION_ID,
  APPLICATION NAME,
  ALIAS,
  OWNER
  of apex_applications
  where application_id = & & v_application_id;

  off Ttitle

  Select
  APPLICATION_GROUP,
  APPLICATION_GROUP_ID,
  HOME_LINK,
  PAGE_TEMPLATE,
  ERROR_PAGE_TEMPLATE
  of apex_applications
  where application_id = & & v_application_id;

  
  Set termout on
  moved the markup html off the coast of the "body" entmap wide head reel off pre
  Set of feedback on
  set linesize 80
  set pagesize 50
  off Ttitle
  Set termout on
  Set serveroutput off
  spool off
  set echo on

  -End Script

  
  

  Best regards

  Ben

  Oracle 11g R2

  Hi, Ben.

  The SQL * Plus command to stop these messages is

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  These 'OLD' and 'NEW' messages will remain deleted until you finish the SQL * most the session or cause a SET VERIFY ON command.

  If you use SQL * more often, then, when you have a few minutes, look for the SET command in SQL * more manual,.

  System of SETTING Variable summary

  and read a little about each option.  You probably don't remember everything, but you'll probably remember what kind of things can be controlled by the SET command and get a better idea of where to start to look in the future when you have a different problem.

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    3      --
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    5            ,prior id
    6            ,sys_connect_by_path(id,'=>') as cpath
    7      from   t
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  ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
  ########## ##########            =>1
  ########## ########## ########## =>1=>1
  ########## ########## ########## =>1=>2
  ########## ##########            =>2
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