Andrea,
Look at the last line of your procedure. I'll bet you a dozen donuts that
you do not have a carraige return after the last line of typed cdode, and
that the last line of code is 35 chars long.
Simply add a carraige return at the last line.
hope this helps
Tom Mercadante
Oracle Certifi
putting some extra blank line at the very end of the
.sql file will help
Digs
--- Quaglio Andrea <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote: > I don't know why when I try to load error_p1
> procedure it's printed "Input
> truncated to 35 characters".
>
> SQL> @error_p1
>
> Procedure created.
>
>
Andrea,
Make sure that at the end of your script you don't have additional returns and one
hard return after the last command.
(i.e.
SET OFF
SET OFF
SELECT *
FROM table
/
SET ON
SET ON
<>>>
Hope this helps.
Rick
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Put a carriage return on you last line of input.
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> I don't know why when I try to load error_p1 proced
Hi, Andrea ,
Nothing to worry about. If you want to get rid of this message, remove blank
lines after procedure code.
HTH
Vadim Gorbounov
Brainbench Master Oracle DBA
www.brainbench.com
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In your pl/sql script add a carriage return after /
Rick
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I don't know why when I try to load error_p1 procedure it's printed "Input
truncated to 35 characters".
SQL> @error_p1
Title: RE: Input truncated
Andrea, put a carriage return after your last slash and this will go away. It's harmless.
Lisa Koivu
Ft. Lauderdale, FL, USA
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Andrea:
Open up your .sql file in notepad or the like and put a carriage
return after the last line so you, in effect, have a final blank
line.
Jon Walthour
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Just do a carriage return at the end of the last line. The last line will
be 35 characters long.
Iain
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I don't know why when I try to load error_p1 procedure it's printed "Input
truncated to 35 charac
I think it's as simple as no carriage return on the end of the last line
(I'm assuming it's the ';' character).
Cheers
Iain Nicoll
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I get the exact same message every time and the procedures always work
You are missing a newline after the / at the end of the procedure.
Pat
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I get the exact same message every time and the procedures always work and there are
no invalid objects in dba_objects. I think you can safely ignore the message. I have
no idea why it comes out, hopefully someone else can spread some light on that.
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Title: RE: Input truncated to 1 characters
Put a carriage return after the / at the end of your file and this will go away.
This is a question on the OCP test, be prepared!
Lisa Rutland Koivu
Oracle Database Administrator
Certified Self-Important Database Deity
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