WEB PL/SQL generator master context option problem

From: Darek <dooverone_at_pf.pl>
Date: 1 Aug 2002 06:47:10 -0700
Message-ID: <c553319b.0208010547.52586266_at_posting.google.com>



Hello
I've got the problem with setting this option in web pl/sql generator preferences According to doc I set preferences for Master context i.e: MCNAAC Y
MCNDDP 2
MCNDPK WSGMC?OUTPUT2
MCNMDP 1 After compilation I get the error:
....
1 --> package body administracja$ is                                         
2        private_ModuleRef WSGOC.MODULE_REF;                                 
3 PS     10 27  PLS-00201: identifier 'WSGOC.MODULE_REF' must be declared
10 4   PL/SQL: Declaration ignored                                            
PL/SQL source ...                                                      
8        procedure TemplateHeader(Z_DIRECT_CALL in boolean,                  
9                                 Z_TEMPLATE_ID in number);                  
10 -->    function GetRef return WSGOC.MODULE_REF;                            
11                                                                            
12     end;                                                                   

....

I had a look at the WSGOc package and there is :

package WSGOC is

--
-- Web PL/SQL Generator Object Cache
--


-- make sure we don't keep this around after a call
pragma SERIALLY_REUSABLE; MISSING_MANDATORY_ATTRIBUTE exception; INVALID_OBJECT_HANDLE exception;
-- Dump output stream
type OUTPUT_BUF is record (terminate boolean, buff varchar2(255)); type OUTPUT_STREAM is table of OUTPUT_BUF index by binary_integer;
-- New context heading stuff
-- REF types
type BRANCH_REF is record (id binary_integer); type MODULE_REF is record (id binary_integer); type COMPONENT_REF is record (id binary_integer); -<<<<<<<<<< so this type is already defined, I also granted the execute privilege for this package to my user, just for sure I don't know what wrong is I'd be very grateful for any help Has anybody had such problems ?? Darek
Received on Thu Aug 01 2002 - 15:47:10 CEST

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