I have been using and learning PLSQL for about a year now. Something
happed recently that thrown me for a loop. I made changes to PLSQL
program I have been using for quite awhile. I first compile the header
at sql prompt with @abc.hdr and get back Package created.
I then compile the body with abc.pkg. A listing of the header file flies
past with a statement "package created" and a 30sec later the package
created. If there are errors and I recompile just the abc.pkg the
whole listing of abc.pkg flies by on the screen before getting the
package creaated statement. In the past when I compiled programs I would
type abc.hdr hit return get package created ,then type abc.pkg hit
return and get package created. What is: happening? Did I turn on an
option by mistabke?
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Joseph P. Condle Jr. condle_at_mars-systems.com Office 412-648-1379
Senior Systems Engineer Fax 412-647-9661
Medical ARchival Systems, Inc. (MARS) Pager 412-572-9490
3500 Victoria Street Pgh. Pa. 15261 USA
Received on Sun Nov 07 1999 - 10:03:05 CST
