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Helmut,
Check out SQL*Station Debugger from CA (Formerly Platinum). It's debugger
is more user friendly than SQL*Navigator and it also supports in-line
debugging from a client app. I.e. a vb app that calls a packaged procedure
can automatically drop into the debugger when it calls the procedure...so
you can see the live parameters passed and then step through the code and
see where it goes wrong...then you can fix the values on the fly and step
out of debugging if you want. I found it much more intuitive that the
sql*navigator since it works almost identical to the Borland c/c++/vb
debuggers. A true programmer type debugger...not these kludges that have
seemed prevade the tools up to this point.
Helmut Ritter <de_at_dorner.at> wrote in message
news:8ai68o$4hg$1_at_pollux.ip-plus.net...
> I want to debug my stored procedure. Is there any posibility in Oracle ?
In
> Oracle 8i documentation I read about a Internet link to a debugger, but
the
> link is not more actually. Please give me some suggestions about an PL/SQL
> debugger.
>
>
Received on Wed Mar 15 2000 - 00:00:00 CST
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