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I have no idea what line 22 refers to? I cannot seem to find more detailed information in order to correct the problem.
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I'm having the same issue with SQL Developer 3.2.20.09 on Oracle 11.2.0.3.0. However, I think it's somewhat data dependent as I've had success and I've also encountered the ORA-06502 error.
I ran a generic test on a very simple table and was successful using the teardown restore of the table. The procedure isn't important in this scenario, but is given as reference to creating the test. The simple, successful case is given first.
Note that in both cases/tests, the original table of data already existed, so I question the error message pointing to data being inserted is longer than the field allows or that data types are somehow different...+unless+ SQL Developer is translating or getting it wrong. ALSO NOTE, running the SQL inserts as given works if run through the worksheet. It's only in the Teardown that I see the ORA-06502 error message.
Data
CREATE TABLE EMPLOYEES (EMPLOYEE_ID NUMBER, COMMISSION_PCT NUMBER, SALARY NUMBER);
Insert into EMPLOYEES (EMPLOYEE_ID,COMMISSION_PCT,SALARY) values (1001,0.2,8400);
Insert into EMPLOYEES (EMPLOYEE_ID,COMMISSION_PCT,SALARY) values (1002,0.25,6000);
Insert into EMPLOYEES (EMPLOYEE_ID,COMMISSION_PCT,SALARY) values (1003,0.3,5000);
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE AWARD_BONUS AS
BEGIN
null;
END award_bonus;
Startup: Table or Row Copy
description = "TMP$AWARD_BONUS_TEST" := SELECT ROWID AS SRC$ROWID, s.* FROM "EMPLOYEES" s
source = "EMPLOYEES"
temp = "TMP$AWARD_BONUS_TEST"
Teardown: Table or Row Restore
description = "TMP$AWARD_BONUS_TEST" -> "EMPLOYEES"
source = "EMPLOYEES"
key = PRIMARY KEY
temp = "TMP$AWARD_BONUS_TEST"
The above worked without error.
The following did not work.* (Again, the procedure isn't relevant.)
Data
CREATE TABLE "xxdss_fact_detail_history"
"fact_trx_id" NUMBER(15, 0),"number_of_records" NUMBER,
"product_code" VARCHAR2(250 byte),"item_code" VARCHAR2(250 byte),
"item_description" VARCHAR2(250 byte),"trade" VARCHAR2(250 byte),
"item_system" VARCHAR2(250 byte),"unit" VARCHAR2(250 byte),
"fuel_source" VARCHAR2(250 byte),"component" VARCHAR2(250 byte),
"assembly" VARCHAR2(250 byte),"part" VARCHAR2(250 byte),
"symptoms" VARCHAR2(250 byte),"diagnosis_item" VARCHAR2(250 byte),"coa"
VARCHAR2(250 byte),"cchs_parts" VARCHAR2(250 byte),
"region" VARCHAR2(250 byte),"state" VARCHAR2(250 byte),
"county" VARCHAR2(250 byte),"zip" VARCHAR2(250 byte),"vendor_id" NUMBER,
"vendor_site_id" NUMBER,"vendor_name" VARCHAR2(250 byte),
"vendor_site" VARCHAR2(250 byte),"c_service_call_cost" NUMBER,
"c_labor_cost" NUMBER,"c_part_cost" NUMBER,"c_tax" NUMBER,
"c_cchs_oh_cost" NUMBER,"c_cchs_total_low_cost" NUMBER,
"c_cchs_total_high_cost" NUMBER,"c_cchs_avg_total_cost" NUMBER,
"c_nc_c_labor_cost" NUMBER,"c_nc_c_part_cost" NUMBER,"c_nc_tax_cost" NUMBER
,"c_nc_total_low_cost" NUMBER,"c_nc_total_high_cost" NUMBER,
"c_nc_avg_total_cost" NUMBER,"c_flat_low_cost" NUMBER,
"c_flat_high_cost" NUMBER,"c_flat_avg_cost" NUMBER,
"p_cycle_time_day_low" NUMBER,"p_cycle_time_day_high" NUMBER,
"p_cycle_avg_time_day" NUMBER,"p_reasgn_low" NUMBER,"p_reasgn_high" NUMBER,
"p_reasgn_avg" NUMBER,"p_recall_low" NUMBER,"p_recall_high" NUMBER,
"p_recall_avg" NUMBER,"s_sp_nps_score_low" NUMBER,
"s_sp_nps_score_high" NUMBER,"s_sp_avg_nps_score" NUMBER,
"s_cchs_nps_score_low" NUMBER,"s_cchs_nps_score_high" NUMBER,
"s_cchs_avg_nps_score" NUMBER,"cps_cost" NUMBER,"cps_perfrmce" NUMBER,
"cps_sat" NUMBER,"coa_score" NUMBER,"comments" VARCHAR2(4000 byte),
"complete_flag" VARCHAR2(1 byte),"last_update_date" DATE,
"last_updated_by" NUMBER(15, 0),"creation_date" DATE,
"created_by" NUMBER(15, 0),"last_update_login" NUMBER(15, 0),
"vendor_number" VARCHAR2(200 byte)
SET DEFINE OFF;
Insert into XXDSS.XXDSS_FACT_DETAIL_HISTORY (FACT_TRX_ID,NUMBER_OF_RECORDS,PRODUCT_CODE,ITEM_CODE,ITEM_DESCRIPTION,TRADE,ITEM_SYSTEM,UNIT,FUEL_SOURCE,COMPONENT,ASSEMBLY,PART,SYMPTOMS,DIAGNOSIS_ITEM,COA,CCHS_PARTS,REGION,STATE,COUNTY,ZIP,VENDOR_ID,VENDOR_SITE_ID,VENDOR_NAME,VENDOR_SITE,C_SERVICE_CALL_COST,C_LABOR_COST,C_PART_COST,C_TAX,C_CCHS_OH_COST,C_CCHS_TOTAL_LOW_COST,C_CCHS_TOTAL_HIGH_COST,C_CCHS_AVG_TOTAL_COST,C_NC_C_LABOR_COST,C_NC_C_PART_COST,C_NC_TAX_COST,C_NC_TOTAL_LOW_COST,C_NC_TOTAL_HIGH_COST,C_NC_AVG_TOTAL_COST,C_FLAT_LOW_COST,C_FLAT_HIGH_COST,C_FLAT_AVG_COST,P_CYCLE_TIME_DAY_LOW,P_CYCLE_TIME_DAY_HIGH,P_CYCLE_AVG_TIME_DAY,P_REASGN_LOW,P_REASGN_HIGH,P_REASGN_AVG,P_RECALL_LOW,P_RECALL_HIGH,P_RECALL_AVG,S_SP_NPS_SCORE_LOW,S_SP_NPS_SCORE_HIGH,S_SP_AVG_NPS_SCORE,S_CCHS_NPS_SCORE_LOW,S_CCHS_NPS_SCORE_HIGH,S_CCHS_AVG_NPS_SCORE,CPS_COST,CPS_PERFRMCE,CPS_SAT,COA_SCORE,COMMENTS,COMPLETE_FLAG,LAST_UPDATE_DATE,LAST_UPDATED_BY,CREATION_DATE,CREATED_BY,LAST_UPDATE_LOGIN,VENDOR_NUMBER) values (324,2,'L&F-MPP03TR','STCOL-SPL','Straight Cool Split System','HVAC',null,'STCOL-SPL',null,null,null,null,null,null,'REAPIR','N',null,'VA','ASHBURN','20148',22024,118957,'Air Lingus Inc',null,50,55,44,12,180,40,78,76.5,60,50,20,100,180,130,50,110,80,2,8,3.9323148148178,40,60,43,9,10,8.2,100,201,150,20,40,35,50,30,20,100,null,null,to_date('01-JAN-13','DD-MON-RR'),1,to_date('01-JAN-13','DD-MON-RR'),1,null,'122023');
Insert into XXDSS.XXDSS_FACT_DETAIL_HISTORY (FACT_TRX_ID,NUMBER_OF_RECORDS,PRODUCT_CODE,ITEM_CODE,ITEM_DESCRIPTION,TRADE,ITEM_SYSTEM,UNIT,FUEL_SOURCE,COMPONENT,ASSEMBLY,PART,SYMPTOMS,DIAGNOSIS_ITEM,COA,CCHS_PARTS,REGION,STATE,COUNTY,ZIP,VENDOR_ID,VENDOR_SITE_ID,VENDOR_NAME,VENDOR_SITE,C_SERVICE_CALL_COST,C_LABOR_COST,C_PART_COST,C_TAX,C_CCHS_OH_COST,C_CCHS_TOTAL_LOW_COST,C_CCHS_TOTAL_HIGH_COST,C_CCHS_AVG_TOTAL_COST,C_NC_C_LABOR_COST,C_NC_C_PART_COST,C_NC_TAX_COST,C_NC_TOTAL_LOW_COST,C_NC_TOTAL_HIGH_COST,C_NC_AVG_TOTAL_COST,C_FLAT_LOW_COST,C_FLAT_HIGH_COST,C_FLAT_AVG_COST,P_CYCLE_TIME_DAY_LOW,P_CYCLE_TIME_DAY_HIGH,P_CYCLE_AVG_TIME_DAY,P_REASGN_LOW,P_REASGN_HIGH,P_REASGN_AVG,P_RECALL_LOW,P_RECALL_HIGH,P_RECALL_AVG,S_SP_NPS_SCORE_LOW,S_SP_NPS_SCORE_HIGH,S_SP_AVG_NPS_SCORE,S_CCHS_NPS_SCORE_LOW,S_CCHS_NPS_SCORE_HIGH,S_CCHS_AVG_NPS_SCORE,CPS_COST,CPS_PERFRMCE,CPS_SAT,COA_SCORE,COMMENTS,COMPLETE_FLAG,LAST_UPDATE_DATE,LAST_UPDATED_BY,CREATION_DATE,CREATED_BY,LAST_UPDATE_LOGIN,VENDOR_NUMBER) values (465,4,'L&F-MPP03TR','STCOL-SPL','Straight Cool Split System','HVAC',null,'STCOL-SPL',null,null,null,null,null,null,'REPLACE','N',null,'VA','ASHBURN','20148',1768,1090523,'Airmax Heating And Air Conditioning Llc',null,65,50,80,15,110,50,60,70,70,40,20,100,180,130,50,110,80,3,5,0.878969907411374,10,70,20,1,2,2,130,150,140,20,40,60,40,30,30,100,null,null,to_date('01-JAN-13','DD-MON-RR'),1,to_date('01-JAN-13','DD-MON-RR'),1,null,'101767');
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE dss AS
BEGIN
null;
END dss;
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description = "TMP$DSS_TEST" := SELECT ROWID AS SRC$ROWID, s.* FROM "XXDSS_FACT_DETAIL_HISTORY" s
source = "XXDSS_FACT_DETAIL_HISTORY"
temp = "TMP$DSS_TEST"
Teardown: Table or Row Restore
description = "TMP$DSS_TEST" -> "XXDSS_FACT_DETAIL_HISTORY"
source = "XXDSS_FACT_DETAIL_HISTORY"
key = PRIMARY KEY
temp = "TMP$DSS_TEST"
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Playing around a little, it seems that characters such as $ and # are ok, but any string that uses £ anywhere within it (e.g. 876f£ffe) gets saved as null.
Has anyone else encountered this or have a workaround/fix ?
(SQL Developer version 3.2.20.09, running on Windows XP 32-bit)Have you tried opening a new browser window as the new user? That is:
1. Hold Shift and right click IE shortcut
2. Select Run as different user
3. Enter the new user's credentials
4. Browse to the SharePoint site
Jason Warren
@jaspnwarren
jasonwarren.ca
habaneroconsulting.com/Insights -
Hi,
Does anybody know when/if SQL Developer unit tests will support procedures that return reference cursors?
Thanks
LeeSupport for REF CURSOR is already being considered for a future release although support will probably be under some size constraints as a REF CURSOR can obviously return a massive quantity of data in a production system which is beyond the brief of Unit Testing.
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Unit Testing and Oracle Sessions
We have an issue regarding Oracle session and SQL Developer Unit Testing.
Every time we run a Unit Test in SQLDeveloper a new Oracle session is created. When closing that Unit Test, the session, however, is not disconnected.
And the only way to close that "Unit Test" session is to close SQLDeveloper.
This is causing problems with the no. of sessions available to developers.
Any help would be much appreciated.
SubbossThe focus of this forum is report design. The actual testing of reports would be subject to your own internal policies and procedures.
Jason -
Variable substitution in Unit Testing validation - Date format?
Using SQL Developer unit testing, I am having difficulty comparing Date datatype in a validation.
I use a Dynamic Value Query to set the parameters of an insertion procedure under test.
select * from (select doc_nbr as p_mstr_doc_nbr, doc_nbr as p_assoc_doc_nbr, sysdate as p_date_added from documents sample(0.01) order by dbms_random.random) where rownum <= 1;So P_DATE_ADDED is a DATE datatype.
I wish to validate that the insertion was correct. So I run a Process Validation returning one or more rows.
SELECT * FROM X100_ASSOC
WHERE MSTR_DOC_NBR = '{P_MSTR_DOC_NBR}'
AND ASSOC_DOC_NBR = '{P_ASSOC_DOC_NBR}'
AND to_char(DATE_ADDED,'dd-MON-yy HH24:MI:SS') = {P_DATE_ADDED};I understand that the {P_DATE_ADDED} is substituting in a string. From Help page :
"What is actually substituted is the string representation of the parameter value. For example:
If P1 is a parameter of type NUMBER and has the value 2.1, the string {P1} will be replaced by the string 2.1.
If P1 is a parameter of type VARCHAR2 and has the value ABC, the string '{P1}' will be replaced by the string 'ABC'. (Note the single-quotation marks around {P1} in this example.)"
I need to know the format that the date is cast into as a string. Then I can do the comparision on the where clause.
Any answers? or details of where is more in depth documentation?
Thank you,
BillI agree as a general rule. However in this case, it appears that the variable substitution routine is returning the default format. So to compare my expected data to the returned data I choose to use the default format. If the variable substitution routine specified an explicit format, I would use that. In my original question, I asked if anyone knew the format.
Regards,
Bill -
SQL Developer High Memory Consumption 3.2.20.09.87
Hello,
I have been using SQL developer for quite some time and had initially had problems in the past with high memory consuption when I use this tool.
I have received and applied advice from this forum and while it had helped a little, the majority of the high memory consuption remained an issue.
I finally got more time to dig around and try to specifically isolate where the problem seems to be coming from and here is what I found.
*1)* I have removed the Check for Updates feature
*2)* I have turned off many of the extensions except for DBA Navigator, Real Time SQL Monitoring, SearchBar and Snippet.
*3)* When I start a fresh SQL Developer Session and initiate a Oracle Connection the application consumes roughly 148 meg fo RAM
*4)* When I open my Windows Task Manager and watch the memory allocated to SQL Developer I notice it goes up when I move my mouse over the SQL Developer tool and When I run through menus at roughly 5k a second or so and the memory is never released back to the system.
*5)* When I run a Large SQL to the grid the memory jumps by about 100 meg or so and will continue to do so every time I repeat the SQL until SQL Developer consumes roughly 748 meg of RAM.
*6)* 748 Meg of RAM seems to be the number when SQL Developer (with one Oracle connection) no longer continues to consume more and then not return the memory to the system.
Is there a way to have SQL Developer automatically clear up it's active memory usage without closing it down and restarting it?
Why does SQL Developer continue to consume more and more memory just from moving your mouse over it and/or by navigating menus?
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Thanks in advance...
Tom
Edited by: ERPDude on Feb 28, 2013 2:46 PMAces!!! You nailed it Gary...
Thank you.
I applied fixed noted in Re: Reduce SQLDeveloper memory footprint with JDK 1.7
For others, to summarize my changes.
product\11.2.0\client_3\sqldeveloper\sqldeveloper\bin\sqldeveloper.conf
AddVMOption -XX:+UnlockExperimentalVMOptions
AddVMOption -XX:+UseG1GC
AddVMOption -XX:MaxGCPauseMillis=50
AddVMOption -XX:GCPauseIntervalMillis=200
AddVMOption -XX:MaxPermSize=128M
AddVMOption -Xms50M
AddVMOption -Xmx384M
AddVMOption -XX:MinHeapFreeRatio=10
AddVMOption -XX:MaxHeapFreeRatio=10
product\11.2.0\client_3\sqldeveloper\ide\bin\ide.conf
comment the following two lines as shown below
#AddVMOption -Xmx640M
#AddVMOption -Xms128M
Now SQL Developer runs at roughly 500 meg.
I guess the only thing I have left to ask others reviewing this would be if there is a way to get these memory values down without having much adverse impacts on SQL Developer based on newer JVM switches/functionalities.
The posts that drove these changes are old from a technologoical perspective :) 2010.
Tom -
Hi, I upgraded SQL developer yesterday to the latest version. Now I don't see anything any more in the datagrid, columns, constraints, etc ...
Connection is OK, in the explorer (to the left) I see tables and columns, in the datagrid (table properties) I don't see anything.
Here is the contents of the about box
Many thanks
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oracle.ide.indexing oracle.ide.indexing 11.1.1.2.36.55.30 LoadedYes this was clean directory (I reinstalled twice already). I'm using Oracle Database 10g express edition and also Oracle 10g Standard Edition (same problem for both databases).
In the messages log I get:
oracle.dbtools.raptor.oviewer.table.GridDataEditor java.lang.NumberFormatException.forInputString(NumberFormatException.java:48)
... and then each time I switch table:
oracle.ide.model.IdeSubject Exception while updating observer[8]: Editor5
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