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Yea but what happens when you need to perform something that you dont have
a gui tool for?
then you really will look like a BAD(and no not bad slang as in good)
DBA.
joe>>> beamar_at_cidaut.es 08/21/01 12:01PM >>>A
lot of thanks Rachel,it helps me a lot, although I would prefer to use a GUI
tool (despite of looking like abad DBA).Thank you,Rachel
Carmichael wrote:> Here's a radical thought. You could actually go
into sqlplus and do a select> from the dba_errors or user_errors view. I
realize that this is will cause> many on this list to think of me as a
dinosaur, ready to be relegated to the> old DBAs home, but come on, if
you are going to call yourself a DBA you> should be able to look things
up in the database WITHOUT a GUI tool.>> I'll even be nice and
give you the query:>> log into sqlplus as the procedure
owner>> select * from user_errors order by line;>>
here's an example:>> SQL> create procedure
this_is_bad> 2 as>
3 select * from dual> 4
end;> 5> 5> 5
/>> Warning: Procedure created with compilation
errors.>> SQL> select * from user_errors order by
line;>>
NAMETYPE
---------------------------------------- ------------ ------------------> ---------> TEXT>
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------> THIS_IS_BADPROCEDURE
THIS_IS_BADPROCEDURE
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