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Show Errors on Oracle PL/SQL compile? [message #1039219] Thu, 11 April 2013 23:09 Go to next message
Kevin Rooney is currently offline Kevin RooneyFriend
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Registered: April 2013
Junior Member
Hello, all.

I'm trying to use eclipse and the data perspective to connect to an Oracle database and compile PL/SQL. (RSA v7.5.5.5 iFix001...I believe this is about v 3.2 of eclipse...I'm stuck with an older version due to my company forcing it on me).

When I get compilation errors for the PL/SQL code, I am unable to see the compiler errors via the normal oracle "show errors" statement. (it claims it's invalid sql)

Anybody have any idea how to get the oracle errors using eclipse in this way?

Thanks,

Kevin
Re: Show Errors on Oracle PL/SQL compile? [message #1777839 is a reply to message #1039219] Tue, 05 December 2017 08:52 Go to previous message
sarah john is currently offline sarah johnFriend
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Registered: December 2017
Junior Member
Hello Kevin, You can solve this error for Oracle PlSql(mindmajix.com) Try this answer let you know that you can also use:

alter package your_package_name_here compile package;

alter package your_package_name_here compile body;
then if warning was shown, you can use the below script to check the error and which lines it resides in:

show errors package your_package_name_here;
--> this shows the errors within the package itself

show errors package body your_package_name_here;
--> this shows the errors within the package body

I hope this will helps you

Regards
Sarahjohn
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