SQl Developer 2.1.0.62 - dbms_output.put_line
When trying to use dbms_output.put_line i seem to keep on getting messages in the logging Page tab and example would be:
SEVERE 96 516 oracle.dbtools.db.DBUtil Invalid column index
This even seems to happen when doing a simple anonymous block witha single dbms_output.put_line command.
I have tried closing SQL Developer and using a new session but same issue.
Is this an install issue or something else?
Dermot,
I too am running on XP.
I am running against a 9i DB in case that should make any difference.
I have as a test switched back to my SQL Developer 1.5.5.59.69 version issued a dbms_output call from a block and it works.
All i am doing is logging on to 9i DB
Opening worksheet
begin
dbms_output.put_line('Test');
END;
I have then chosen View -> DBMS Output
This then open a new a new window at bottom of screen, i then click on the cross to add a new DBMS Output window for my connection.
I then run the code, this is where i now receive the messages in the Loggng Tab.
Have just noticed that when i log into the 9i DB i receive the following in the looging Tab:
SEVERE 103 26830 oracle.dbtools.db.DBUtil ORA-02248: invalid option for ALTER SESSION
Not sure what is causing this must be part of SQl developer Login procedure failing, but doesn't happen in vesrion 1.5.5.59.69
Thanks
Paul
Edited by: Trotty on Sep 25, 2009 3:44 PM
Edited by: Trotty on Sep 25, 2009 3:56 PM
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3 tableExists NUMBER(1,0);
4 BEGIN
5 SELECT COUNT(*) INTO tableExists FROM user_tables WHERE table_name=tableName;
6 IF tableExists = 1 THEN
7 RETURN TRUE;
8 ELSE
9 RETURN FALSE;
10 END IF;
11 END CHECK_TABLE_EXISTS;
12 /
Function created.
SRI>set serverout on
SRI>begin
2 if check_table_exists('EMP') = TRUE
3 THEN
4 dbms_output.put_line('Found');
5 else
6 dbms_output.put_line('Not Found');
7 end if;
8 end;
9 /
Found
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed. -
How to get server output in SQL Developer
I am learning SQL Deverloper and am using it in a University environment as well as Oracle test instances at Oracle.
I know my way around SQL some but I am just learning PL/SQL. I want to run an anonymous block and see output for the "dbms_output.put_line" items.
At school, I enter my block in the "SQL Worksheet" and receive the "anonymous block completed" in the "Script Output" screen. Then there is a 3rd screen, the name of which I cannot remember, but I believe it is the equivalent of "server output". When I open it I have to tell it which database I'm using. Then, I see the dbms output lines in this 3rd section.
The problem is when I am using SQL Developer at work, I see only 2 sections: "SQL Worksheet" and "Script Output".
I have looked but cannot find an option or a button or a window that is called something like "server output" or "view server output."
Can a more experienced user please help me?
I am using:
SQL Developer Version 3.1.07
Build MAIN-07.42
Linux x86-64
(Oracle Internal:
Instance: http://celalnx38.us.oracle.com:10507/
tnsnames: 10500)Hi Makel,
There are no changes of which I am aware in the Dbms_Output view functionality between the 3.2 and 4.0 releases.
As to your point about confusion, keep in mind the following:
1. Each Worksheet tab and Dbms_Output tab include the name of the connection in use. Match on that name when checking output results.
2. Opening multiple Worksheets on the same connection name will share one database connection by default.
3. Multiple Worksheets sharing a database connection also share one Dbms_Output tab. That is by design.
To force worksheets to use unshared connections:
4. Change the default behavior of (2) via Tools -> Preferences -> Database -> Worksheet -> New Worksheet to use unshared connection.
5. Or avoid (4's) overhead of always using unshared connections by opening one-off unshared Worksheets: Ctrl + Shift + N from a shared Worksheet.
Finally:
6. When using unshared Worksheets, one Dbms_Output tab may be opened per unshared Worksheet. Note that the names of any unshared Worksheets will appear in Dbms_Output's Select Connection dialog drop down list. That should avoid any confusion.
Hope this helps,
Gary -
Executing procedure with IN OUT parameters using SQL developer
Hi, I'm trying to exceute the below procedure in SQL developer. Here the IN OUT cursor 'journal_cursor' is already defined.
PROCEDURE LIST_FORPROJECT (
p_project_sid IN NUMBER,
p_journal_cursor IN OUT journal_cursor,
AS
BEGIN
OPEN p_journal_cursor FOR
-- get the journal
SELECT j.JOURNAL_KEY AS "Journal_SID",
j.JOURNALTEXT AS "Entry",
j.CREATEDATE AS "CreateDate",
--j.COMMENT_ AS "Comment",
j.PROJECTPHASETASK_KEY AS "ProjectPhaseTaskSet_SID",
j.person_key AS "Person_SID"
FROM vdl_JOURNAL j
INNER JOIN vdl_PROJECTJOURNAL pj ON pj.JOURNAL_KEY = j.JOURNAL_KEY
WHERE pj.PROJECT_KEY = p_project_sid
ORDER BY j.CREATEDATE ASC, j.JOURNAL_KEY ASC;
END LIST_FORPROJECT;
When trying to run the above procedure through SQL developer, I get the below code generated.
DECLARE
P_PROJECT_SID NUMBER;
P_JOURNAL_CURSOR journal_cursor;
BEGIN
P_PROJECT_SID := 5974;
-- Modify the code to initialize the variable
-- P_JOURNAL_CURSOR := NULL;
-- Modify the code to initialize the variable
LIST_FORPROJECT(
P_PROJECT_SID => P_PROJECT_SID,
P_JOURNAL_CURSOR => P_JOURNAL_CURSOR,
-- Modify the code to output the variable
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('P_JOURNAL_CURSOR' || P_JOURNAL_CURSOR);
END;
But executing the above sql doesn't print the cursor as output but errors out saying 'wrong number or type or arguments in call to ||'. Can somebody please help me in finding a way test and view the results of such a procedure through SQL developer?
Any help is highly appreciated.
Regards,
RanganathHi,
I was able to solve the problem.. My cursor was declared like this.
TYPE journal_def IS RECORD
journal_sid NUMBER(10),
journaltext CLOB,
createdate DATE,
projectphasetaskset_sid NUMBER(10),
person_sid NUMBER(10)
TYPE journal_cursor IS REF CURSOR RETURN journal_def;
I used the journal_def type to fetch the records.
Here is how my final sql looked like.
DECLARE
P_PROJECT_SID NUMBER;
P_JOURNAL_CURSOR journal_cursor;
P_J_CURSOR journal_def;
BEGIN
P_PROJECT_SID := 11171;
-- Modify the code to initialize the variable
-- P_JOURNAL_CURSOR := NULL;
LIST_FORPROJECT(
P_PROJECT_SID => P_PROJECT_SID,
P_JOURNAL_CURSOR => P_JOURNAL_CURSOR,
-- Modify the code to output the variable
BEGIN
--open P_JOURNAL_CURSOR;
loop
fetch P_JOURNAL_CURSOR into P_J_CURSOR;
exit when P_JOURNAL_CURSOR%NOTFOUND;
DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line(P_J_CURSOR.journal_sid);
end loop;
--close P_JOURNAL_CURSOR;
END;
END;
This gave me results. Thanks a ton ALL for your help..... :)..
Regards,
Ranganath -
Procedure output like a query in SQL developer?
Hi!
How can a PL procedure create output like a query in SQL developer?
This block
begin
for record in (
select * from my_db
loop
dbms_output.put_line(record.name ' ' || record.address)
end loop;
end;
would print a of names and adresses in my_db. However, output sent to a query result window which would be the result of
select name,address from my_db;
How could I make the PL block behave the same way as the SQL query, i.e. present its output in a query result window?Welcome to the forum!
Please provide your 4 digit Oracle version (result of SELECT * FROM V$VERSION) wheneve you ask a question.
Do you mean query a procedure as if it were a table?
You can do that with a pipelined function. Here is sample code you can test using the SCOTT schema
-- type to match emp record
create or replace type emp_scalar_type as object
(EMPNO NUMBER(4) ,
ENAME VARCHAR2(10),
JOB VARCHAR2(9),
MGR NUMBER(4),
HIREDATE DATE,
SAL NUMBER(7, 2),
COMM NUMBER(7, 2),
DEPTNO NUMBER(2)
-- table of emp records
create or replace type emp_table_type as table of emp_scalar_type
-- pipelined function
create or replace function get_emp( p_deptno in number )
return emp_table_type
PIPELINED
as
TYPE EmpCurTyp IS REF CURSOR RETURN emp%ROWTYPE;
emp_cv EmpCurTyp;
l_rec emp%rowtype;
begin
open emp_cv for select * from emp where deptno = p_deptno;
loop
fetch emp_cv into l_rec;
exit when (emp_cv%notfound);
pipe row( emp_scalar_type( l_rec.empno, LOWER(l_rec.ename),
l_rec.job, l_rec.mgr, l_rec.hiredate, l_rec.sal, l_rec.comm, l_rec.deptno ) );
end loop;
return;
end;
/Then you can query the function as if it were a table
select * from table(get_emp(20))Is that what you were looking for? -
30EA2 dbms_output.put_line not working
Hi All,
I've testing new release SQL Developer and
the code bellow is not put any data to output? Is it an issue new version ?
BEGIN
dbms_output.put_line('[text]');
END;
SQL Developer
Version 3.0.02
Build MAIN-02.83
Thank you in advance
EdvardHi Edvard,
Yes, dbms_output is borked on 3.0EA2, but you can make it work if you put 'SET SERVEROUTPUT ON' in front of your statement:
SET SERVEROUTPUT ON
BEGIN
dbms_output.put_line('[text]');
END;
And run it as a script (F5 on Windows, I think)
See EA2: Dbms Output broken? for more.
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