Try this:
SHOW LONG
It should display 80 (the default).
SET LONG 2000 (or any other large value - you can experiment until you get what
you want; I don't remember what is the maximum value).
I hope this helps.
Michael Serbanescu
Senior Consultant, MIACO Corporation
Gene Hubert wrote:
>
> I think this must be a no-brainer, but it's got me puzzled. After I get a
> compile error on a package or stored procedure, I do "select * from
> all_errors" to see what went wrong. Typically I get output as follows:
>
> start of example output>>
>
> OWNER NAME TYPE SEQUE
> ------------------------------ ------------------------------ ------------ -----
> NCE LINE POSITION TEXT
> ----- ---------- ---------- ----------------------------------------------------
>
> ----------------------------
> CCC X1CHILD PROCEDURE
> 1 4 10 PLS-00103: Encountered the symbol ">" when expecting
> one of the following:
>
> CCC X1CHILD PROCEDURE
> 2 6 3 PLS-00103: Encountered the symbol "ORDER" when expec
> ting one of the following:
>
> >>end of example output
>
> It seems like the error message is getting truncated. Is there some way
> to get a more complete error message? In many cases, it would really
> help to know what the compiler was expecting.
>
> Many thanks to anyone who can clear this up.
>
> Gene Hubert
> Duke UniversityGene Hubert wrote:
>
> I think this must be a no-brainer, but it's got me puzzled. After I get a
> compile error on a package or stored procedure, I do "select * from
> all_errors" to see what went wrong. Typically I get output as follows:
>
> start of example output>>
>
> OWNER NAME TYPE SEQUE
> ------------------------------ ------------------------------ ------------ -----
> NCE LINE POSITION TEXT
> ----- ---------- ---------- ----------------------------------------------------
>
> ----------------------------
> CCC X1CHILD PROCEDURE
> 1 4 10 PLS-00103: Encountered the symbol ">" when expecting
> one of the following:
>
> CCC X1CHILD PROCEDURE
> 2 6 3 PLS-00103: Encountered the symbol "ORDER" when expec
> ting one of the following:
>
> >>end of example output
>
> It seems like the error message is getting truncated. Is there some way
> to get a more complete error message? In many cases, it would really
> help to know what the compiler was expecting.
>
> Many thanks to anyone who can clear this up.
>
> Gene Hubert
> Duke University
Received on Thu Mar 27 1997 - 00:00:00 CST
