Oracle Interface developer @ Sterling Heights, MI

Title: ETP - Oracle Interface developer
Comments : US Citizen Only
My name is Rk and I'm a Sr Technical Resource Manager at Charter Global Inc and we are looking for ETP - Oracle Interface developer .
Please respond me , if you are qualified, available, interested, planning to make a change.
Responsibilities include:
* Develop Interfaces using PL/SQL, APIs, and Open Interfaces.
* Provide on-going technical support for the Oracle 11i especially in the Interfaces area.
* Troubleshoot user problems via a thorough understanding of Oracle Apps setups, desktop folder customization, System Administrator tasks, application functionality, and back-end tables.
* Maintain effective communication with both diverse client and CSC teams; work closely with clients to resolve problems, answer questions, and provide solutions.
* Identify and understand business requirements and use AIM template to document technical designs.
* Participate in all phases of the Software Development Life Cycle
*Facilitate collaboration, knowledge transfer and process improvement.
* US Citizen required.
* Sterling Heights, MI - Remote okay (If working remotely periodic on-site client visits required.)
Basic Qualifications:
Minimum two years experience required in all of the following:
Min 2 yrs experience in developing PL/SQL code
Min 2 yrs experience in developing interfaces to Oracle packaged applications
Min 2 yrs experience working on at least two (2) or more large Oracle Application implementation projects
Min 2 yrs experience using Oracle AIM methodology & toolkit
Min 2 yrs experience with ETL tool helpful (i.e., SmartDB)
Remote Comments : May work remotely; if working remotely periodic on-site client visits required.
Work Location : Sterling Heights, MI - REMOTE okay
Email: [email protected]
RK Kandadai
Sr Technical Resource Manager
Charter Global, Inc.
(866) 570-1818 x 331
Fax: 770-206-2327
www.charterglobal.com <http://www.charterglobal.com/>

Hi,
From your post, it seems that you need to upload the results of the query to Oracle Support.
You can spool the output to a file and upload it.
Something like...
SQL>spool output.txt
SQL>set lines 200
SQL>set pages 200
--execute the queries
SQL>spool off
I don't know about SQL Developer but tools such as PL/SQL Developer and Toad will allow you to export the query results directly to MS Excel.
Regards,
Sujoy

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what is the problem ? please guide (inform steps) how I can installed oracle 6i developer
in the oracle 9i database. 9i database is running.
Your truly,
Mateen
[email protected]

Hi
I have 128 ram.
I uninstall oracle 9i and then first install oracle 6i deve
but error is same.
"unable to load g:\install/oiexec.dll error perform inpage operation"
any suggustion please
regards.
mateen

Oracle SQL Developer error - "The file-based source procedure Name is not present in the database."

I recently started working on the Oracle SQL developer. I have 'select' privileges on the QA schema and when tried to execute proc in QA. It is giving the error as 'The file-based source <procedure Name> is not present in the database. Was it compiled?'
instead 'you do not have sufficient privileges to execute this procedure'. Did research on internet but with no luck.What configuration changes needed to be done to make it work.Guide me.

Sounds like you do not have the correct privileges. What should have been granted to you by the QA user, or some other user with appropriate privileges, is...
grant EXECUTE on "QA"."<PROCEDURE_OF_INTEREST>" to "<YOUR_USERID>" ;
Note that a grant of execute on a procedure has nothing to do with grants of select on some or all of QA's tables and views.
So, as Vadim suggests, from your connection node in SQL Developer's Connections view, if you expand the Other Users node, then expand QA and look in the Procedures node, do you see the procedure of interest? If not, you cannot expect to be able to execute it from your userid's connection. And even if you do see it, you may have some other privilege that permits viewing but not executing, like...
The role SELECT_CATALOG_ROLE
The system privilege SELECT ANY DICTIONARY
And even if you do not see it there, then having certain other privileges granted to you could permit executing it in general, like...
The role EXECUTE_CATALOG_ROLE
The system privilege EXECUTE ANY PROCEDURE
Also, note that the 3.0 release is a bit dated nowadays. Upgrading to 4.0.3 production or even the 4.1 EA2 (early adopter) release will, in general, give you a better experience.
Best wishes,
Gary

Oracle Interface developer @ Sterling Heights, MI

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