Recent content by greg.mccarty

Slava, Thanks for the info. Sorry for the long delay in thanking you. GregM

Ok, I've got the following lines in my login.sql: vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv set serveroutput on size 1000000 set long 5000 set linesize 100 set pagesize 9999 set termout off variable gname varchar2(100) begin select lower(user) || '@' || global_name into :gname...

Oops, sorry, badly asked questions. I understand the reordering of the folders themselves. What I'm looking for is reordering the contents of each folder. For instance, when I see the packages within a package folder, I'd like to see the packages in alphabetical order. I notice that when...

I'm sure I've missed this, but how do I set the order by for the default (i.e. plsql dev defined) folders? In particular, the package bodies. Thanks, GregM

I need a little font direction. When I print, the font used is proportional, so nothing lines up. How do I configure the font used for printing? BTW, I've set up my editor font to be fixedsys. Thanks. GregM

I'm a relative newbee to Oracle. So, following the lead of some in the know, I buy one of Tom Kytes (asktom) books - Expert Oracle Programming Techniques... In the setting up chapter, it has a great little script for login.sql that configures the session and sets the prompt. Unfortunately, it...

I would like one.tst to call init.tst, execute some stuff, and then call cleanup.tst. Think of it as the standard steps in a test framework. Init, test, cleanup. But I was wondering if a .tst could call other .tst's.

Did this ever get fixed? I have version 6.0.5.931 I get a slightly different problem. I open a command window, and @ execute my big compile script. When I reference (using @@) a .jsp file, it compiles, but gives me java compilation errors. I do a show errors, and it gives me errors on lines...

BWendling, It's not that I want my test script (call if first.tst) to all a package/procedure. What I want is my test script to call another plsql developer test script (say second.tst). So it's plsql dev artifact calling a plsql artifact.

I notice that when I set a filter, it doesn't apply to db links. Is this a bug? Or did I not set an option?

Ok, never mind. I have to post the question to find the answer. Here was the problem. In my package spec, I did the following c_MyVal CONSTANT varchar2(2) := 'ALL'; This compiled !! However, it was causing the problem. When I change the length to 3, the behavior went away. Strange!

Oops. Running against Oracle 9i 9.2.0.5

Ok, here's the problem. I've written approx 30 test scripts. Once done (of course), I realized that a lot of the dbms_output dumps were duplicated, so I put them in a package called DEBUG_MGMT. I then changed the scripts to call the appropriate procedure in that package. When I run a script...

The call I want to make is to another test script, not to a package/procedure.

I see the version info on the news page. All I see on the download page is 6.0. Thanks.