Object Name in Program Windows Bug

[projectmayhem]

When opening a package body in program windows it appears like in this pix:

with random object name...

Works fine for other objects; my rel is 6.0.0.840

Thanks!

 

[BWendling]

I can't see the picture?

 

[projectmayhem]

if I put the link

in browser is works for me...

Anyway it shows the two tabs of package body and spec with "?" and "k" instead of the real package name.

 

[BWendling]

sorry, my employer blocks this site. Which package do you open? I only get "?" if I am not the package owner, because then I can't access the code.

 

[projectmayhem]

I'm the owner of package I open; and developer show randomic letter instead of package name... "?" or "r" or "k"...

 

[projectmayhem]

is this issue for me only? I'm on WinXP SP1 ITA, connected to Oracle 9 and 8. The problem is for all my package.

 

[BWendling]

Sorry, I'm just speculating (and keeping this thread alive for you )

Are you using an excotic (UTF-16) charset?

 

[projectmayhem]

Originally posted by BWendling:
Sorry, I'm just speculating (and keeping this thread alive for you )

Thanks!

About my charset... How can I see what I'm using? Anyway I have not particular char used in my name... it was like "utl_pricing". If I downgrade to rel.5 the issue there's no more.

 

[oraclelover]

What are the real names of the packages. I can't reproduce your problem with my packages. Maybe it's the length or something of the names??

 

[Marco Kalter]

Can you send me the package source file so that I can reproduce the issue?

 

[Korta]

I'm having the same problem with packages, procedures, and functions. A random letter is displayed on the tab instead of the object name.
This happens randomly, and whenever it does the compile errors are not shown. It only tells me that the object compiled with errors ....

Onwards!

 

[projectmayhem]

Originally posted by Marco Kalter:
Can you send me the package source file so that I can reproduce the issue?

Yes. I sent the package to you.

 

[projectmayhem]

Marco Kalter reply to me very fast for and telling the work around; I think the issue come out if the package name is written on the line different by the "create or replace package ...".