Tool to Measure the Complexity of PL/SQL
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Date: Fri, 31 Dec 1999 11:19:46 GMT
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[Quoted] Does any one know of a tool to measure the cyclomatic complexity of PL/SQL. I am not concerned with the complexity of the sql cursors (i.e. the select, insert, update statement) as these are a database design issue.
I have measured the cyclomatic complexity of Pro*C programs by stripping out the PRO*C statements and measuring the complexity of the pure 'C' code using a 'C' metrics tool. This has given me a good qualitative measurement of how good our programmers are, how much testing is required etc. I now need the same for PL/SQL. Any help ?
Date: Fri, 31 Dec 1999 11:19:46 GMT
Message-ID: <84i2os$6of$1_at_nnrp1.deja.com>
[Quoted] Does any one know of a tool to measure the cyclomatic complexity of PL/SQL. I am not concerned with the complexity of the sql cursors (i.e. the select, insert, update statement) as these are a database design issue.
I have measured the cyclomatic complexity of Pro*C programs by stripping out the PRO*C statements and measuring the complexity of the pure 'C' code using a 'C' metrics tool. This has given me a good qualitative measurement of how good our programmers are, how much testing is required etc. I now need the same for PL/SQL. Any help ?
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