Schema Jumping

I have the same APEX application loaded in different workspaces. Each workspace connects to the same DB machine, but has different parsing schemas. The schemas (tables,packages, functions) are all identical. The only difference is the actual data stored in the table.
I am running into a sporadic issue where functions/procedure calls from my APEX pages seem to be connecting to a different schema that the workspaces parsings schema.
FOR example. I am logged into APEX as schema1. My Page validation is calling a function stored in a package.
return SIS_express.ok_to_inquire(:APP_USER,:P0_LOGIN_SCHOOL_YEAR,:P0_LOGIN_SCHOOL,:APP_ID,:APP_PAGE_ID);
The package name is 'SIS_express' (which every schema has loaded) and the function is 'ok_to_inquire'. Instead of running this from the parsing_schema (schema1) it is running it in (schema2). Of course, this makes the validation fail. Of course, this does not happen all the time, but seems to happen a few times a day. Is there anyway to prevent this from happening (either in the APEX code or the schema grants)?

Check if any of the schema packages are directly referring another schema in code. For me my development triggers were referring production tables.
Edited by: user13289574 on Nov 2, 2011 11:26 PM

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Again, our developers need to be able to view the PL/SQL source in other schemas, without having execute privs on said objects, which is very easy in TOAD. I see this issue in many threads, but SQL Developer seems to have not progressed in this area (unless I'm doing something wrong).

Granting select on dba_source has no affect. Sure, they can get the code from the table, but it would be nice to browse to it in the GUI. Even with "execute any procedure", the package bodies are not visible.
I've seen similar tools that have this same issue, but somehow the developers of TOAD got it right, a long time ago even. This is the only issue that keeps our development team from jumping on board with this tool.

Procedure not selecting SQL Server database specified in Physical Schema

Hi all,
I'm still green with ODI and couldn't find an answer to this after searching through the forum. I have 10.1.3.6.2 installed right now.
I have my Physical Architecture setup with Microsoft SQL Server, Essbase, and some others. The SQL Server connection is JDBC, using integrated security (I don't think integrated security is supported but I got it to work, although I had to hack up the 10.1.3.6 upgrade script to get the patch to work...)
Under the Physical Architecture I have several data servers. Right now the only field I specify is the Database (Catalog) and a context -- everything else is standard (even Owner (Schema) is just <Undefined> right now but changing it doesn't seem to make a difference right now)
So, I have my job all designed up in Designed and can run it, and everything works just fine, except one little snag. The database in SQL Server doesn't seem to get selected automatically (by virtue of being specified in the Physical schema). However, if I put a step in to the job so that it exectures "USE database_name", then everything works.
Normally, I could live with this, but the databases are named differently on different servers, so I'd prefer to just get it to work from the physical schema instead of jumping through some hoops with variables.
Also, while I thought about specifying the database on the JDBC URL (databaseName=X), this won't work (it's probably poor form anyway) either.
So... shouldn't specifying the database/catalog in the physical schema make it so that it gets selected as default and then SQL queries are running against that?
Thanks for any help/insight, as always,
Jason

Jason
Using the database option in the URL is the right way to do it, the URL I use is:
jdbc:sqlserver://myserver:1433;database=ODIM;selectMethod=cursor
Craig

Dynamic Pagination Scheme

Greetings,
I'm custom building a slidetable in pl/sql with a selectable number of images per page. Always 4 per row. I've gotten to the point where I have several hundred images, and I want to be able to jump to a specific page of images. This might be page 10 of 100 or 20 of 100 or something along these lines. I'm interested in setting up a drop down select list with a selectable page to go to.
Is it possible to create a select list and custom populate it with data based on the number of images in the slidetable. Something along the lines of:
Page 1 (Images 1-20)
Page 2 (Images 21-40)
Page 3 (Images 41-60)
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in Advance,
Cliff Moon

See
http://htmldb.oracle.com/pls/otn/f?p=24317:241
Is that you mean? That just uses one of the builtin pagination schemes (Select List).
If you need a customized select list, you would have to built it yourself.
Basically, provide a select list with Submut like you want and then drive your search off of that. So, if you select Page 2 (Images 21-40), you would add that into your WHERE clause to get just that data.
Hope this helps.

Schema Comparisons - Ignore column order

I'm using SSDT for the first time and I want to be able to ignore column ordering when doing schema comparisons.
There was a setting in GDR that I cannot find called - "Force table column order to be identical" - does this still exist?
Also in the old sqldeployment file there was an IgnoreColumnOrder setting. Cannot find either of these.

It's unfortunate that the general attitude of Microsoft seems to be geared towards coming up with excuses and explanations instead of solutions. I was excited to use schema/data compare in VS2013 but found that it's basically useless to us because of the
lack of this feature. I'm just glad there are other reasonable programs on the market to do comparisons (RedGate, for example).
It's evident that each year Microsoft becomes even more detached from reality. People complained about IE, Microsoft didn't solve the problems, and now hardly anyone uses IE. No one is going to use this shoddy comparison tool for the same reasons. You're
just wasting people's time with incomplete products like this, and that's frustrating and builds resentment in the people who are paying to use your products and services. I'll have no problem jumping ship for any given Microsoft product the second a competitor
releases something better.

Schema filter sorting issue

After connecting to EBS database I filtered "Other users" to see only 2 schemas.
The schemas were sorted alphabetically on both sides, which made it easy to select the ones I needed.
After that I tried to modify the filter and this time Available schemas ar not sorted (at least not by name). Displayed schemas ar still sorted.
There is a workaround, however. Just keep pressing the schema name first letter to cycle through all schemas starting with that letter. Or type in full name to jump to it directly.
Pressing [help] brings up error "Cannot find help content...". Which is understandable. :)
Developer version v1215, Windows 2k.

Another workaround is to use >> to shift all users back to Displayed and then << to shift all back to Available and then they will be alphabetic. That should not be the permanent solution - I did log a bug on this.
-- Sharon

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