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i use VS 2008 professional edition 90 days trial version. I have a error message when i log in with username. I have a error message when i log in with username? error message is that CREATE DATABASE or ALTER DATABASE failed because the resulting cumulative database size would exceed your licensed limit of 4
#ORA 01008 PL SQL DEVELOPER CODE#
I suspect it may be to do with the VARCHAR2 being used, and the code using VARCHAR ( am not allowed to change the database ). Would it be possible to have a look and see where the code is going wrong. I have looked through some similar problems on the website, and my parameter names are not more than 32 characters long.
#ORA 01008 PL SQL DEVELOPER UPDATE#
With the code shown below, when i attempt to perform the update i get the error ORA-01036: Illegal variable name/number. HiI have a datagrid whereby i edit 2 columns and then select the update link to update the row back into the database. Update a Oracle database from datagrid getting error ORA-01036: Illegal variable name/number Getting a error message "access violation or wrong syntax" every If we are using Oracle ODBC 8.1.5.3 to 8.1.7.4 for the connection cache, we
#ORA 01008 PL SQL DEVELOPER DRIVER#
We have created a connection cache using the Oracle ODBC driver 8.1.5.0 andĬan call succesfully a remote Oracle function from a PB component. PB 7.0.3 installs a Merant Oracle driver that
#ORA 01008 PL SQL DEVELOPER DRIVERS#
I read that PB does not support drivers other than the ones that are "access violation or wrong syntax" every time. If we use any version above 8.1.5.0 we getting a error message like If we use the Oracle ODBC 8.1.5.0 driver we can call the functions, Local external functions in a PB tansaction object. We want to access remote Oracle functions from PB, so we declared them as Getting a error message calling a remote function with Oracle ODBC 8.1.5.3 to 8.1.7.4 > My 'begin_synchronization' script is 'begin SyncUser.SetID( ? ) end ' > definition, looks like you may have forgotten to set the PRAGMAs for the > Since you are using Oracle and packages, please supply the package > When you start getting errors like this, you must also include the version > ASA you are using when posting questions (for EVERY post). Procedure setemployeeid( syncuser_id varchar ) isĭavid Fishburn wrote in Please always include the version and MORE importantly the BUILD number of Pragma restrict_references( SetEmployeeID, WNDS, RNDS ) Procedure SetEmployeeID (syncuser_id varchar) Pragma restrict_references( GetEmployeeID, WNDS, RNDS, WNPS ) ODBC Version supported by the driver: 3.50 Sybase Adaptive Server Anywhere MobiLink Version 7.0.0.313 > All the other scripts work as I have done all my testing with the ? The default action code (3000) will decide error behaviour. : Warning: The handle_error script is not > (ODBC State = 07001, Native error code = 1008) > which is taken from the custora.sql example. "jChung" wrote in My 'begin_synchronization' script is 'begin SyncUser.SetID( ? ) end ' Since you are using Oracle and packages, please supply the packageĭefinition, looks like you may have forgotten to set the PRAGMAs for the When you start getting errors like this, you must also include the version Where and how is this code being used? If it's in a condition or validation, then use a declarative SQL Exists construct instead.Please always include the version and MORE importantly the BUILD number ofĪSA you are using when posting questions (for EVERY post). They can then be independently tested and debugged in SQL Developer, and (re)used in other contexts as well as being invoked from APEX. The best practice is to implement the required functions in packages. Outside of APEX they are not valid PL/SQL syntax.
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That's a problem with the APEX PL/SQL Function Body constructs.
#ORA 01008 PL SQL DEVELOPER HOW TO#
I don't know how to debug this function under SQL Developer. Use the following pattern, which will always return either 0 or 1:Īnd application_id = :app_id) return y > 0 end Use static SQL embedded in the PL/SQL block.Īdditionally, do not use " select count(*) from table where. The real question is why is dynamic SQL being used at all? There is no requirement for it here. The code is missing a USING clause, which is required when a dynamic statement includes bind variable placeholders.
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