Suppressing "PL/SQL procedure completed successfully" message?

I use anonymous blocks in some of my SQL*Plus scripts, to do things SQL*Plus can't handle.
However, I'd like to suppress the "PL/SQL procedure completed successfully" message at the end. I've tried several SET values, but without success.
Can anyone tell me what I'm missing? Thanks.

set feedback off
SQL> set echo off
SQL> exec test2
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SQL> set feedback off
SQL> exec test2
SQL>
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v_plvl := 1;
v_seq_del := 0;
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dbms_output.put_line('- Record(s) inserted');
dbms_output.put_line('- Calling function delete_bott_row to delete last row of table to_be_deleted');
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Interesting.
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<li>A list of tables where no record should be deleted could be usefull. If the logic would encounter such a table, it should also stop. This would be to prevent that data from some system critical tables could be deleted per accident.</li>
<li>The reference from the FK constraint to the PK constraint should include the table name and if possible the owner (as long as you use user_* views the owner is always the same. But we could extend this to the ALL_* views). I never met a system where different tables have the identical FK constraint names, however just make this fool proof.</li>

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9    when others then
10       dbms_output.put_line('Error while creating table. Probably already exists.');
11       execute immediate 'drop table bsdconv_s1stc_code';
12       raise;
13 end;
14 /
Procedure created.
SQL> select * from test;
no rows selected
SQL> begin
2    insert into test values (1);
3    create_table;
4 exception
5    when others then
6      dbms_output.put_line('Error on Creating table or Transaction');
7      rollback;
8 end;
9 /
Table created successfully
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> select * from test;
         I
         1
SQL> commit;
Commit complete.
SQL> desc bsdconv_s1stc_code
Name                                      Null?    Type
ID                                                 NUMBER
SQL> begin
2    insert into test values (2);
3    create_table;
4 exception
5    when others then
6      dbms_output.put_line('Error on Creating table or Transaction');
7      rollback;
8 end;
9 /
Error while creating table. Probably already exists.
Error on Creating table or Transaction
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> select * from test;
         I
         1
SQL> desc bsdconv_s1stc_code
ERROR:
ORA-04043: object bsdconv_s1stc_code does not exist

How to pass values to select clause in PL/SQL procedure

Am relatively new to PL/SQL programming and ran into the following issue...
Table
EMP_MASTER
ID VARCHAR2(10);
FIRSTNAME VARCHAR2(20);
DATA FOR EMP_MASTER
'1','SCOTT'
'2','TIGER'
I ran the following SQL Query
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM EMP_MASTER WHERE FIRSTNAME IN ('SCOTT','TIGER');
This select Query is working fine and we get the count = 2 as
expected. Now I want a procedure for the same fn()
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE TEST_EMP_MASTER(NAMELIST IN VARCHAR2)
IS
CNT NUMBER := 0;
BEGIN
SELECT COUNT(*) INTO CNT FROM EMP_MASTER WHERE FIRSTNAME IN (NAMELIST);
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Output-->NAMELIST:'||NAMELIST||':cnt:'||cnt);
END;
Now when I test the procedure by passing just one value its working
fine. But when I want to pass multiple values, it doesnt work!
set serveroutput on;
i.e exec TEST_EMP_MASTER('SCOTT'); Works and the output is
Output--->NAMELIST:SCOTT:cnt:1
but don't get the expected output for exec TEST_EMP_MASTER('SCOTT,TIGER');
I understand that the IN modifier in the WHERE clause expects the
values as 'Value1','value2'....I tried different combination by the
passing the values with quotes '''value1'',''value2'''.....but no
success

Select e.*
From EMP_MASTER e;
        ID     FIRSTNAME
1     1     SCOTT
2     2     TIGER
3     3     CAT
4     4     MOUSE
SQL> create or replace procedure count_emp_master (p_namelist VARCHAR2)
2 AS
3     v_namelist   VARCHAR2 (1000) := p_namelist;
4     v_name Varchar2(100);
5     v_count Number := 0;
6     p_count_emp Number := 0;
7 BEGIN
8     v_namelist := ',' || v_namelist || ',';
9
10     FOR cur IN 1 .. LENGTH (v_namelist) - LENGTH (REPLACE (v_namelist, ',', '')) - 1
11     LOOP
12        v_name := (SUBSTR (v_namelist,
13                          INSTR (v_namelist, ',', 1, cur) + 1,
14                          INSTR (v_namelist, ',', 1, cur + 1)
15                          - INSTR (v_namelist, ',', 1, cur) - 1
16                         ));
17     Select Count(1)
18     Into v_count
19     From emp_master
20     Where FIRSTNAME = v_name;
21
22     p_count_emp := p_count_emp + v_count;;
23
24     END LOOP;
25
26     dbms_output.put_line ('namelist --> '||p_namelist ||'p_count_emp -->'||p_count_emp);
27 END count_emp_master;
28 /
Procedure created
SQL> exec count_EMP_MASTER('SCOTT');
namelist --> SCOTTp_count_emp -->1
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed
SQL> exec count_EMP_MASTER('SCOTT,TIGER');
namelist --> SCOTT,TIGERp_count_emp -->2
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed
SQL> exec count_EMP_MASTER('SCOTT,TIGER,CAT');
namelist --> SCOTT,TIGER,CATp_count_emp -->3
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed
SQL> exec count_EMP_MASTER('SCOTT,TIGER,CAT,MOUSE');
namelist --> SCOTT,TIGER,CAT,MOUSEp_count_emp -->4
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed
SQL> Message was edited by:
Nicloei W

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