Simple echo, or print in SQLPlus ?

Hi:
I'm running an sql script for which I would like to echo the commands being run. What I'm looking for would be similar to "set verify" in the SQL interface for Oracle-RDB. Barring that, a simpe way to "echo" a simple literal would suffice. I used to use "select 'foo' from dual;", but that doesn't always work....
SQL> select 'mml_gdcp8rf020_easx070' from dual;
select 'mml_gdcp8rf020_easx070' from dual
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-00600: internal error code, arguments: [17182], [1075506792], [], [], [], [], [], []
Is there a different way to do this?

Well, to cause the commands to be echoed when they are run, do this :-
SET ECHO ON TERMOUT ON
You can find out more about this command on :-
http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/cd/B10501_01/server.920/a90842/ch13.htm#1012498
That ORA-00600 worries me though.

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System.err.println(ex);
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         name = "Birthday List";
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         name = "Classes taken by Student";
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         name = "Course Catalogue";
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         name = "Certification Expiration Report";
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Greetings...
There may be a better way to accomplish what I'm trying to do, so I'm open to outside-the-box suggestions.
I have a pretty simple page which lists a set of statuses and descriptions of each. The user can edit these status flags and their descriptions on the page as well. When I view the page in "printer friendly" mode, I see a nice simple report of what the statuses are and their descriptions. Everything works great so far.
In our work request system built in ApEx, there's a page where someone can view the details of a work request, including the current status. When someone clicks on the help of that item, what I'd love to do is simple show the "printer friendly" version the status page mentioned above in a pop up window. My problem is that the print dialog box automatically shows up when a page is displayed in "printer friendly" mode and I do not want this to happen in this case.
I see the javascript code in the Printer Friendly page template which causes the print dialog box to show up automatically, but I don't want to remove it in the template just for this one case. This would suppress the print dialog box on all "printer friendly" page views and the users are used to it showing up when they ask to print the page.
I guess I could create a custom request to pass to the master status page which would pretty much do everything that the "printer friendly" mode is doing, but that seems like a lot of work when I'm so close to using something that is built in.
Am I not seeing some simple other way of doing it or perhaps asking too much? Any suggestions?
Shane.

Hi,
I think you have to call the FM GET_PRINT_PARAMETERS and pass NO_DIALOG = 'X'.
Something like:
CALL FUNCTION 'GET_PRINT_PARAMETERS'
    EXPORTING
      no_dialog      = 'X'
    IMPORTING
      out_parameters = ls_params
      valid          = lv_valid
    EXCEPTIONS
      OTHERS         = 1.
NEW-PAGE PRINT ON PARAMETERS ls_params NO DIALOG.
* Display Table
lr_table->display( ).
add: Spool numbers can be found in TSP01 or in system field SY-SPONO available in the submitting program...
Hope it helps,
Kr,
m.
Edited by: Manu D'Haeyer on Sep 28, 2011 10:02 AM

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I can't find a simple solution to my situation...
I'm using Max OSX Lion 10.7.3 and Adobe Reader X 10.1.2.
I want print two PDF pages onto one printed sheet, and I want to print front and back. When I go to the print settings and select two pages per printed sheet, the sample window shows me what I'm looking for. But when I tell it to print odd only or even only, it changes the print selection. Here's what happens...
Let's say I have a PDF document that is 20 pages long. When I tell it to print two PDF pages per sheet, it shows me that the first pages printed will be PDF pages 1 and 2. When I tell it that I want it to print odd pages only, it tells me that the first printed page will contain PDF pages 1 and 3.
In other words, Adobe Reader wants to print the odd PDF pages instead of the odd pages of the printed document (PDF pages 1 and 2, then 5 and 6, then 9 and 10, so on).
So that I'm being clear...
This [ ] is a printed page. The numbers inside the brackets represent the page numbers in the PDF document...
What I want to print is this...
FRONT   || BACK
[1,2]    || [3,4]
[5,6]    || [7,8]
[9,10]   || [11,12]
[13,14] || [15,16]
[17,18] || [19,20]
What would end up printing is this...
FRONT   || BACK
[1,3]    || [2,4]
[5,7]    || [6,8]
[9,11]   || [10,12]
[13,15] || [14,16]
[17,19] || [18,20]
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I would suggest to use Adobe Ilustrator. Also I get an error message when I try tp access the sample document.
You can download Illustrator using Adobe Creative download - http://www.adobe.com/products/illustrator.html
~Deepak

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Hi All Gurus,
I am new to Oracle Reports. I have a problem, I have a report that has rows longer than normal A4, A5, A6 paper width, so report lines either tend to go on next page or on next line of the same page. Also Oracle Report is not allowing me to print report in landscape mode, why this limitation ? I am wondering, cuz in older character based tools (Foxpro, Informix-4GL), we could easily print wider reports on a line printer which always had a capacity of 132 characters (and in condensed mode, 224 characters). So only small (and very simple) reports were printed on regular paper of 80 characters (8.5 inches wide), but for almost all real use reports we were able to use 132 (224 in condensed) characters paper.
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