No output from domsample procedure

Hello,
After running initjvm.sql successfully I am having the following
problem...
Have successfully installed plxmlparser on 8i and execute the
domsample procedure using the family.xml document.
I get the msg 'procedure completed successfully' but am not
getting any other output.
Does anyone have any idea why this would be occurring?
Any responses greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Travis
null

Travis Mitchell (guest) wrote:
: Hello,
: After running initjvm.sql successfully I am having the
following
: problem...
: Have successfully installed plxmlparser on 8i and execute the
: domsample procedure using the family.xml document.
: I get the msg 'procedure completed successfully' but am not
: getting any other output.
: Does anyone have any idea why this would be occurring?
: Any responses greatly appreciated.
: Thanks,
: Travis
Travis,
Did you forget to set serveroutput on? Maybe you should try
that.
Thanks,
Travis
null

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