Line number in a stored procedure

Hello All,
In a stored procedure, as a part of logging the debugging information, I want to store the current line number in a variable (say line_number) and return it from the stored procedure as a output paramater. I would like to update line_number with the current line number in the stored procedure code at certain intervals. This would help me to know till where the procedure executed in case of failure.
Now my question is as follows:
Is there any standard variable in Oracle which gives the current line number in the stored procedure?
Please see the example code below
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE XXXXX
(line_number OUT NUMBER)
AS
line_number = <current line number in the code>
line_number = <current line number in the code>
line_number = <current line number in the code>
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN
BEGIN
ROLLBACK;
END;
END XXXXX;
Best Regards,
Ramesh

Hi,
No, is not. Try to use all_source for this.

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Hi,
Welcome to the forum!
When you compile a stored procedure, you get only the vaguest of error messages by default.
Always say SHOW ERRORS immediately after compiling, to get more detailed error messages. (And, of course, post the complete error message, including line number, when you need help.)
Remember to specify a datatype (and, in the case of VARCHAR2 variables, a maximum length) for all local variables you declare:
create or replace procedure ScenarioDelete (ScenarioNo IN varchar2)     -- no semicolon here
AS -- AS or IS (it doesn't matter which) required here
    countstable VARCHAR2 (50) := 'C_' || ScenarioNo;
    changetable VARCHAR2 (50) := 'CG_' || ScenarioNo;
...You're not actually wasting any space if you decalre the variable as 50 characters, but only use 3.
It really helps if you format code, so that, for example,
all the local variables are indented before the word BEGIN
everything between BEGIN and its corresponding END is indented
everything between IF and its corresponding END IF is indented,
and so on.
You're probably already doing that, but it doesn't show up on this site unless you type these 6 characters
(small letters only, inside curly brackets) before and after the formatted text.
That's what I did for the code fragement above.
Edited by: Frank Kulash on Mar 23, 2009 12:04 PM
Formatting stuff added.

No line numbers in stack trace from Java Stored Procedure exception

I have a Java Stored Procedure which can generate an exception. In one database (11.1.0.6) the Java stack trace contains line numbers for my code, but not for the classes loaded by default with the JVM. In another database (same version) the Java stack trace does NOT contain line numbers for my code, but does contain them for some of the classes loaded by default with the JVM!
Neither of the schemas where I am running the the Java stored procedure has a JAVA$OPTIONS tables as described here:
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28359_01/java.111/b31225/chtwo.htm#BABIGFGA
So the Java should have been compile "-debug" by default in both schemas. I specifically set the debug option to true using:
exec dbms_java.set_compiler_option('', 'debug', 'true');
but this had no effect.
Can anyone explain this behavior or tell me how to always get line number in the Java stack trace?

Hi,
Try using java.util.logging package. Using these packages you can configure your logging information to include context down to the class name. Then each log message would be unique enough to know where it came from.
-Priyanka

How to determine number of records in recordset returned by stored procedure?

In TestStand 3.0 I am calling an SQL stored procedure where the stored
procedure returns a recordset. Everything appears to work (I can
iterate through the recordset and see that the data is valid).
However, I can not figure out how to easilly determine how many
records are actually in the recordset. Unlike the 'Open SQL
Statement' step, in the 'Data Operation' step that actually invokes
the stored procedure, there is no 'Number of Records Selected' option
to specify a TestStand variable to accept this value. I know I could
iterate through the returned recordset incrementing a counter until a
Fetch fails, but for larger recordsets, traversing the table multiple
times would be quite time consuming
. I am hoping to avoid this if
possible. Is there an easier way to get the number of records in a
recordset returned from a stored procedure call?
Bob

Bob -
The cursor type of the ADO Recordset object affects whether the number of records can be determined. The Recordset.RecordCount property will return -1 for a forward-only cursor; the actual count for a static or keyset cursor; and either -1 or the actual count for a dynamic cursor, depending on the data source.
Because ADO does not let me set the cursor type for command objects which is what a stored procedure requires, it is up to the data source to determine the type of cursor and the support for record count.
Scott Richardson (NI)
Scott Richardson
National Instruments

How to run stored procedure in DOS command line????

Hi,
I want to run a stored procedure in DOS command line?
(My_Stored_Procedure is the stored procedure that I want to run )
This is what I did in DOS prompt
C:\>sqlplus scott/tiger exec lMy_Stored_Procedure <Return>
Obviously it is NOT working. Please send me the correct way to fix this.
Thanks so much in advance for helping.
Cuong

Billy Verreynne wrote:
BluShadow wrote:
True Billy, but even Windows hasn't completely got away from using the "DOS" word...Yeah - the command line/shell environment is based on that of the old DOS command interpreter. But Microsoft does not make the mistake of call it DOS.
In fact, with earlier versions of Windows NT, a 16bit DOS real-mode virtual machine was supported. This was very kewl.
Running a large BBS with multiple nodes back then required a DOS machine per node, an IPX network, and a Novell file server.Novell Netwars. ;)
Ahhhh! good old DOS... so many good programs written at that low level, outside the Windoze environment.Yeah.. cut my teeth on writing code for DOS. Still have all my old BIOS and assembler manuals for it. Wrote my own screen s/w (write to a buffer and then move it into the video buffer, instead of writing char wise to the video buffer via interrupts), mucking about with my own concurrent threading model (using very simplistic cooperative multitasking) and so on. Heck, wrote tons of s/w on DOS... :-)Yeah I've still got a copy of my old machine code programs for writing to buffers and screen memory switching for smooth animation. Run them nowadays and they run like sh!t off a shovel. And all my old coursework including writing an interpreted language and multi-window (dos based windows) editor, parser and the code to execute the language and display the output. Oooo, and so much other stuff.
Awesome back then as you got really intimate with the o/s and hardware. This is sorely lacking today in environments like Java. And I think the reason why so much code written today is less than optimal - to put it kindly.Exactly. Started for me on the Sinclair zx81 (writing Basic), then the Sinclair Spectrum (Basic and Assembly), then Sinclair QL (yes I really had one!) and then the BBC Master 128K (where I got to writing my own rom filing system and creating my own eproms, to integrate with the word processor for additional printing features etc. as well as storing games on rom for speedy loading - and I still have it and it still works!)
It's that level of working with the underlying memory and assembly language that gives you the understanding of how values are passed between code using the stack and registers, and how memory allocation and referencing is done etc. As you say... it's missed in a lot of todays teaching, which just seems too high level and misses the basic concepts of things such as datatypes and why they are different. I bet half the modern programmers wouldn't have a clue how to do multiplication or division of binary numbers using the carry flag.

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