JDeveloper + Connection Context

Hi All,
I am new to JDeveloper.I want to run a stored procedure in it. I have specified the connection to database,username and password.
While running the sqlj, it gives the error : no connection context was found.
Please tell me what connection context is and how to set it.
Thanks
Srividya

Hi All,
I am new to JDeveloper.I want to run a stored procedure in it. I have specified the connection to database,username and password.
While running the sqlj, it gives the error : no connection context was found.
Please tell me what connection context is and how to set it.
Thanks
Srividya

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