Calling procedure works in SQL Developer, but returns error elsewhere?!

Hi there!
I try to call a procedure with this code snippet:
begin
p_snap_op.add_change_log(vi_cart_no => 'Cart 2341',
vi_operation => 'Change',
vi_info_source => 'Testsource',
vi_comment => 'Testcomment',
vi_refg_id => '1112',
vi_snap_id => null,
vi_snix_id => null,
vi_snsy_id => null);
end;
this works just fine in Oracle SQL Developer and sqlplus. In PLSQL Developer, I get an ORA-ERROR 001036 returned, saying there's an invalid variable name or number. How comes?

Hi,
yup, that was the problem. PL/SQL Developer has this great feature with bind variables in an extra panel. Unfortunatelly, nobody told me :-(
This code (and every other one that I wrote so far) now works fine.
Thanks for your help.

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thanks in advance.

VBSK wrote:
I am working on SQL Developer tool without installing oracle into my local machine. You need an Oracle client driver - this is mandatory.
No, you do not need a TNS alias (as the connection string can be build manually by the application and the driver).
So SQL*Developer needs to have an OCI (Oracle Call Interface) client driver. This can be "installed" using Oracle Instant Client.
Instant Client does not really install - to use it takes 3 basic steps:
- download it (zip file)
- unzip it to a directory (e.g. C:\InstantClient on Windows)
- add to your Windows User's environment an ORACLE_HOME variable that points to this directory
These steps should suffice in making the driver in in Instant Client available to Oracle applications. (works for me running an Oracle OCI client like <i>Mumbai</i> or Oracle's <i>SQL Data Modeler</i>).
If you want a tnsnames.ora file, then create the file and create a new environment variable called TNS_ADMIN that refers to directory location of the file. It can use the same location as your Instant Client directory.
PS. I assume you have an existing Oracle server to connect to.

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