Pll error

Question

Hi All,
how to find pll level errors. error no and error line ind2k pll.
i can find out database level user_error table. is there any way to find in which
line pll is throuing error.
create or replace
function VALUES_S(B_TABLE_NAME out VARCHAR2) RETURN varchar2 is
--declare
--create procedure r is
cursor rr is
select owner,table_name,column_name,data_type from all_tab_columns where tab
ame = 'EMP';
i rr%rowtype;
val1 varchar2(10):='select ';
val2 varchar2(10):= ' from ';
val3 varchar2(10):=' where ';
val4 varchar2(20):= 'KING';
begin
open rr;
loop
fetch rr into i;
exit when rr%notfound;
dbms_output.put_line(val1||i.column_name||val2||i.owner||'.'||i.table_name||
||i.column_name||' = '||''''||'KING'||'''');
if i.data_type = 'NUMBER' then
dbms_output.put_line(val1||i.column_name||val2||i.owner||'.'||i.table_name||
||i.column_name||' = '||7902);
B_TABLE_NAME:= val1||i.column_name||val2||i.owner||'.'||i.table_name||val
.column_name||' = '||7902;
execute immediate B_TABLE_NAME; --val1||i.column_name||val2||i.owner||'.'
table_name||val3||i.column_name||' = '||7902;
return B_table_name;
elsif i.data_type = 'VATCHAR2' then
B_TABLE_NAME := ''''||val1||i.column_name||val2||i.owner||'.'||i.table_
||val3||i.column_name||' = '||''''||'KING'||''''||'''';
execu
te immediate B_TABLE_NAME;---''''||val1||i.column_name||val2||i.own
'.'||i.table_name||val3||i.column_name||' = '||''''||'KING'||''''||'''';
end if;
end loop;
close rr;
end;
Thanks
Raj

Answer 1

938316 wrote:
Hi All,
how to find pll level errors. error no and error line ind2k <font color="#D73232">(in Oracle Developer 2000)</font> pll.
i can find out database level user_error table. is there any way to find in which
line pll is throuing error.
You can log an exception:
<tt>
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN
Log_Errors ('Error_Stack:' || Chr(10) || DBMS_UTILITY.<font style="background-color: #E7FA6B">FORMAT_ERROR_STACK()</font>);
Log_Errors ('Error_Backtrace:' || Chr(10) || DBMS_UTILITY.<font style="background-color: #E7FA6B">FORMAT_ERROR_BACKTRACE()</font>);
</tt>