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From: Jim Collings <jimc@SUN4.MITI.COM>
Subject:      Re: Help create package
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     Compilation errors, last time I checked, where placed in the
     dba_errors table.  When objects are compiled and errors are returned,
     they go into this table.  I just recompiled a view the other day and
     the error message "942" was found there.  This should do the trick.

     Good Luck,

     Jim Collings
     Eventus Software, Inc.
     Long Beach, CA.


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Subject: Help create package
Author:  "ORACLE database mailing list." <ORACLE-L@CCVM.sunysb.edu> at Internet
Date:    3/13/95 2:41 PM


It seems that no one around here uses create package, which probably
sounds strange to most of you.  However, I decided to try it and get
the following messages:

Warning: Package created with compilation errors.
Warning: Package Body created with compilation errors.

My question is, where are these compilation errors listed?  I can't
find any reference to this in the manual and I don't know what is
wrong if I can't see what the error is.  Or, is this another Oracle
gotcha and you guess at it until you get it right?

I am trying to create the package using SQLPLUS.  I am running Oracle
v 7.0.16 and PL/SQL V 2.0 on an HP Unix box.  Any help would be much
appreciated.

Thanks,
John Carlson
Rocketdyne Division
Rockwell International
Canoga Park, CA

