BUG - Process Code Validator isn't working when creating a plsql process

Question

Steps to reproduce:
1. New Process
2. Type: PL/SQL
3. Give it a name
4. Enter process body (note I have just entered a random value which obviously isnt valid plsql code - no semi-colon, no procedure called abc, etc.)
abc5. Click Create Process
It succeeds!
Alternatively, if I click next - the validator fires properly.
Ta,
Trent

Answer 1

Some more observations in this regard
<li>After opening the saved invalid PLSQL code for edit , it doesn't let you save it again , so the validation is firing at this point.
<li>If you click on next and then click on back to return to PLSQL code page, and then press next once again, it validates and hence is working as expected.
Now the weird part
<li> If you check and then uncheck the "Do not validate PL/SQL code (parse PL/SQL code at runtime only)." checkbox the first time itself when creating , the validation will be fired.
So my guess is that, the validation is fired based on the value of some item which is not set correctly during the first arrival on the PLSQL code page,possibly the item is null without any default value and the SQL query doesn't handle the null case (like an equals to check with NULL).