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A question that comes up fairly frequently revolves around how to see your errors when working with PL/SQL in SQL Developer. Most folks are probably working in the worksheet – this is the default editor for your connection. Let’s take a look at this sample program create or replace procedure do_nothing is If you work with PL/SQL, then this feature might be the #1 reason I recommend you immediately upgrade to at least version 3.0 of Oracle SQL Developer - Prior to version 3.0, you needed to use the SQL*PLUS PRINT command to view the refcursor output. [...]
The DBA panel in SQL Developer displays sys privs I’ve already discussed how the Rebel scum go about figuring out what’s wrong with their code. Now I want to get into the nitty-gritty details of how to start a debug session in SQL Developer. There are some prerequisites, but I promise it won’t take but [...] Can you tell us more about the debugger? Can you show us the debugger? What about the debugger? Can you spell ‘debugger’? Why can’t the debugger show X? What is COMPILE WITH DEBUG anyway? Debugger? Skip to Episode V – Starting the Debugger In the past 10 years I have probably heard these questions and countless variations [...] Are you a PL/SQL developer? Do you think your IDE should promote better coding practices, and guide you to build more robust and reliable programs? If so, then Toad v11 might be just the IDE you are looking for. Toad version 11 introduces a new feature in the Professional and higher editions – Code Analysis. As you [...] The Oracle Development Tools User Group’s (ODTUG) annual convention in Long Beach, CA kicks off on a Sunday with several Symposiums. There will be one dedicated to tools (link), and I’ve been asked to present Toad and how it helps with instrumenting your PL/SQL code. - ODTUG KScope11 June 26-30 (Details) - One of the organizer’s chastised [...] You have some SQL in your PL/SQL program, and you need to execute it to see if it’s doing what you want. Today that means you need to extract the inputs, replace with binds, and remove the INTO syntax. What if Toad had a ‘magic button’ to do this work for you? In version 11, this long [...] I spend a lot of time speaking to PL/SQL development teams. A conservative estimate would break down to about 200 presentations a year and 2,000 developers. I have several stock presentations, but I prefer to have conversations with my audience rather than just start throwing slides up on the projector. If we [...]  |
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