Re: Debug/Tracing PL/SQL

Procedure Builder is fine but is limited to only allowing you to debug PL/SQL 1.1, which is used by Developer 2000, whilst the latest release 2.3 is not supported. Other than using dbms_output calls there are third party tools available which allow debugginf but I don't know of any. If you find out any information please forward it to me.

Regards,
Mark Killick

In message <332FF4D1.7C46_at_e-mail.com>

        Oleg Dimerman <olegd_at_e-mail.com> writes:

> Steve Phelan wrote:
> >
> > > Just after I posted this message, I discovered that Oracle's
> > > Developer/2000 product seems up to the task. Unfortunately, in my > case
> > > if I'm not mistaken, it comes bundled with tools for forms, reports > and
> > > graphics (none of which I need) -- all for $3500. That's a lot for >what
> > > I need so I'm hoping there are some good, less expensive alternatives.
> > > Are there?
> >
> > If you are looking for a PL/SQL tool, look at Oracle Procedure Builder.
> > The PL/SQL engine can be run locally (although it's not as up-to-date as
> > the RDBMS's own internal PL/SQL engine) and it contains tracing and
> > debugging. The product isn't as slick as Visual C++ and the Borland
> > tools (like Delphi) in GUI terms, but it's better than nothing.
> > Procedure Builder is an Oracle product which can be bought separately
> > from Dev 2K.
> >
> > Steve Phelan.
 

> You can also try Watch_PL from Platinum - excellent PL/SQL debugging
> tool (a bit pricy).
> --
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> Oleg Dimerman (olegd_at_e-mail.com)
Received on Mon Mar 24 1997 - 00:00:00 CET