PL/SQL String - To see what's in?

Question

Hello,
I have a long sql-statement in a region source.
The type ist "SLQ Query(PL/SQL function...)
Example of my code:
declare q varchar(4000);
begin
q:= ' SELECT org ';
If :P110_EMPLOYEE = '%null%' and :P110_WRKCTRL1 = '%null%' then q:=q||' BUKRS Name, '; else null;
end if;
q:=q||' FROM csdb.v_user_org, csosap.pa2_mon a WHERE 1=1';
if :P110_WRKCTRL1 <> '%null%' then q:=q||' and ARBPL = :P110_WRKCTRL1 '; else null; end if;
return q;
end;
In "q" ist the long sql string. Now I get some error messages.
It is very difficult to find a solutions because "q" ist very long.
Is it possible, to get someting like messagebox. popup or print a file to see what's in "q" (the sql stringer)?
Thanks a lot.
Andre

Answer 1

Hello Andre,
Please check if the following have any relevance to your situation - Re: ORA-06550 recieved when trying to modify existing page after 3.1 Apex u .
>> Is it possible, to get the content from the item (:P110_Enddate) and
not the name?
You can try using a substitution string notation e.g. “& P110_Enddate.”. The trailing period is part of the syntax.
Regards,
Arie.