In plsqldoc.doc - at the bottom of page 11:
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Note: you can also use the @ character as tag-prefix instead of the # character, but this will cause problems if you want to compile your source files through SQL*Plus. In that case all your tags will be treated as start commands, and you will get a lot of error messages (e.g. nable to open file "param.sql").
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If you preceed each line with * it looks okay. For instance syntax (like in javadoc):
/**
* Package Test
* @usage Test
* @author ANDREWL - package created on 9/23/2004 at 5:39:00 PM
*/
- there is no SQL+ compilation warnings
However, with a syntax like below you get warnings:
/**
Package Test
@usage Test
@author ANDREWL - package created on 9/23/2004 at 5:39:00 PM
*/
- SQL+ gives compilation warnings
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Note: you can also use the @ character as tag-prefix instead of the # character, but this will cause problems if you want to compile your source files through SQL*Plus. In that case all your tags will be treated as start commands, and you will get a lot of error messages (e.g. nable to open file "param.sql").
>>
If you preceed each line with * it looks okay. For instance syntax (like in javadoc):
/**
* Package Test
* @usage Test
* @author ANDREWL - package created on 9/23/2004 at 5:39:00 PM
*/
- there is no SQL+ compilation warnings
However, with a syntax like below you get warnings:
/**
Package Test
@usage Test
@author ANDREWL - package created on 9/23/2004 at 5:39:00 PM
*/
- SQL+ gives compilation warnings
