SHOW PARAMETER performs a 'FIXED TABLE FULL' scan of x$ksppi and x$ksppcv. Exactly
what I would expect.
SHOW USER did not show up in the trace file, which tells me it is internal code path.
SHOW ALL did the same. I think that the difference is that PARAMETERs are database
level information,
Hi!
Yep, show user for example doesn't even generate any sqlnet traffic to
server. The username is retrieved by sqlplus once during logon using select
user from dual query.
One small detail is that when connecting as sysdba, no select user from
dual query is executed during logon, because you'll
Have him try SHOW ERRORS PROCEDURE proc. name
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I have a developer that has ALTER ANY PROCEDURE rights. He changes a
Title: RE: SHOW ERRORS not working
select grant on all_errors ??
Raj
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Not sure, what causes the problem.
But, probably a workaround is to grant him rights to select from
dba_errors.
Igor Neyman, OCP DBA
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I have a developer
Not sure how SHOW ERRORS is implemented in SQLPlus, but it may only be
looking at USER_ERRORS intead of ALL_ERRORS. So if your developer is
altering another schema's procedure (via the alter ANY procedure privilege)
those errors will not show up in his USER_ERRORS.
BTW, this is just my guess on
This used to get me all the time. I'm pretty sure you need to issue
SET SERVEROUTPUT ON;
to see the output.
Ciao
Fuzzy
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Dave,
Is the procedure owner the developer? If there are errors then they
would show up in user_errors other wise the errors are owned by the
owner of the procedure. Check the grants on the different xxx_error
tables and grant accordingly.
Ron
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This used to get me all the time. I'm pretty sure you need to issue
SET SERVEROUTPUT ON;
to see the output.
Ciao
Fuzzy
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on user_errors etc. are on the right track.
Ciao
Fuzzy
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you sure
I don't think SHOW is a function that you will find in any of the Oracle db creation
scripts. It is most likely part of the sql*plus program. The keyword SHOW can be used
for a lot of things (USER and PARAMETER come to mind). Obviously, it reads some data
structures, but I am sure it is not a
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