Reputation: 47
I have an XML which is being called as part of software installer code. In the XML, I am executing SQL files using JDBC framework. The installer is failing at a point wherein the JDBC gets hole of the below statement inside a SQL file:-
Create or replace procedure test
as
Begin
...
End;
/
show errors
/
At the occurennce of "Show Errors" , the JDBC fails and installer execution finishes.
I have tried using the below syntax, but still JDBC fails.
Begin
show errors;
End;
/
When I remove "Show errors" from the SQL file, the installer finishes successfully. But I need to have "Show errors" in the SQL file.
Looking for some assistance here on how to use it without JDBC failing.
Thanks.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 82
Reputation:
show errors
is not a SQL statement, it's a SQL*Plus command, so it only works in SQL*Plus and cannot be used through JDBC.
Under the hood show errors
simply queries the view ALL_ERRORS
which you can do through JDBC as well:
SELECT line, position, text
FROM all_errors
WHERE owner = user
AND name = 'TEST' -- replace this with the name of your procedure
Upvotes: 1