S Stella Member Feb 11, 2010 #1 Hi The Oracle WITH statement returns nothing in PL/SQL Developer eg WITH dual_rec AS (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM dual) SELECT * FROM dual_rec Has anyone any ideas what may be causing this? Thanks v. much Stella
Hi The Oracle WITH statement returns nothing in PL/SQL Developer eg WITH dual_rec AS (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM dual) SELECT * FROM dual_rec Has anyone any ideas what may be causing this? Thanks v. much Stella
Marco Kalter Administrator Staff member Feb 12, 2010 #1 This is most likely an Oracle Client version issue. The client needs to be 9.0 or later. Earlier versions do not know of the WITH statement.
This is most likely an Oracle Client version issue. The client needs to be 9.0 or later. Earlier versions do not know of the WITH statement.
S Stella Member Feb 12, 2010 #1 Thanks Marco for your prompt response. I'm actually using 10.2. I've came across a similar post on the Web saying it may be an Oracle Home issue. Does this ring true to you? Thanks Stella
Thanks Marco for your prompt response. I'm actually using 10.2. I've came across a similar post on the Web saying it may be an Oracle Home issue. Does this ring true to you? Thanks Stella
Marco Kalter Administrator Staff member Feb 15, 2010 #1 It might indeed be a home issue. Can you go to Help > Support Info, press the 'Copy all pages' button on this info screen, and paste this text into an e-mail reply?
It might indeed be a home issue. Can you go to Help > Support Info, press the 'Copy all pages' button on this info screen, and paste this text into an e-mail reply?