EXECUTE IMMEDIATE Procedure from another schema

When running this procedure... I get an error ORA-00900.
Does someone kwow the problem? Can we launch procdeure in EXECUTE IMMEDIATE?
DECLARE
jobname VARCHAR2(10) := 'test';
datedebut DATE := SYSDATE;
statut VARCHAR2(10) := 'En cours';
BEGIN
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'WEXPSTAGN_DEVL.bicstg_standard.ins_log_job('''||jobname||''',
'''||statut ||''',
'||datedebut ||')';
END;
Edited by: 995370 on 2013-03-21 07:58

995370 wrote:
When running this procedure... I get an error ORA-00900.
Does someone kwow the problem? Can we launch procdeure in EXECUTE IMMEDIATE?
DECLARE
jobname VARCHAR2(10) := 'test';
datedebut DATE := SYSDATE;
statut VARCHAR2(10) := 'En cours';
BEGIN
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'WEXPSTAGN_DEVL.bicstg_standard.ins_log_job('''||jobname||''',
'''||statut ||''',
'||datedebut ||')';
END;
Edited by: 995370 on 2013-03-21 07:58You just want to do...
DECLARE
jobname VARCHAR2(10) := 'test';
datedebut DATE := SYSDATE;
statut VARCHAR2(10) := 'En cours';
BEGIN
WEXPSTAGN_DEVL.bicstg_standard.ins_log_job(jobname,statut,datedebut);
END;No need for execute immediate (and you were using it wrongly anyway)

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