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19Registered: February 2001 Junior Member Can anyone help me in finding ora error an explanation for Oracle Error : ORA-2117 ? I dont
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find any explanation in Oracle Manual. Thanks! Report message to a moderator oracle error sqlcode Re: ORA-2117 [message #2898 is a reply to message #2897] Tue, 20 August 2002 08:43 Mahesh Rajendran Messages: 10672Registered: March 2002 Location: oracleDocoVille
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Senior MemberAccount Moderator using pro*c?? pls post the exact error message and ur environment. Report message to a moderator Re: ORA-2117 [message #2904 is a reply to message #2897] Tue, 20 August 2002 09:44 Gayathri Messages: 19Registered: February 2001 Junior Member Yes. The error ora-20210 oracle error is generated from Pro*C. Error Type : SQL Error Code : -2117 Error Message : ORA-02117: Message 2117 not found; product=RDBMS; facility=ORA The error occurs during runtime where cursor declaration and open is done. Report message to a moderator Previous Topic: temperal data Next Topic: PL/Sql tables Goto Forum: - SQL & PL/SQLSQL & PL/SQLClient Tools- RDBMS ServerServer AdministrationBackup & RecoveryPerformance TuningSecurityNetworking and GatewaysEnterprise ManagerServer Utilities- Server OptionsRAC & FailsafeData GuardReplicationStreams & AQSpatialText & interMedia- Developer & ProgrammerApplication Express, ORDS & MOD_PLSQLFormsReports & DiscovererDesignerJDeveloper, Java & XMLWarehouse BuilderPrecompilers, OCI & OCCI- Fusion Middleware & Colab SuiteWeblogic & Application ServerBusiness IntelligenceWebCenter Suite & PortalCollaboration & Content ManagementSOA Suite, BPEL and OWSM- ApplicationsOracle Fusion Apps & E-Business SuitePeopleSoft, JD Edwards & SiebelPrimaveraOther Application Suites- InfrastructureHardwareUnixLinuxWindowsOther Operating Systems- Open SourceProgramming InterfacesMySQL- OtherGeneralTraining & CertificationMarketplaceCommunity HangoutSuggestions & FeedbackTest- Non-English ForumsArabicDutchFrenchGermanJa
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1.8.27 Production 8.0.4 1.8.26 Production 8.0.3 1.8.25 Production 7.3.4 1.8.4 o Desupport Notification for V6 ora-02004 Compatibility behavior ---------------------------------------------------- With Oracle7, Oracle offered a Version 6 [V6] Compatibility flag that allowed application developers developing Oracle7 applications to emulate Oracle6 behavior. With the http://www.orafaq.com/forum/t/1165/0/ release of Oracle8.0.3, users are cautioned that the Version 6 compatibility flag is being desupported effective immediately in all of the Oracle8 products including PL/SQL8, all the Oracle Precompilers, the Oracle8 Oracle Call Interface, SQL*Module, and SQL*PLUS. The desupport of the V6 compatibility flag is consistent with Oracle's policy of supporting https://www.bnl.gov/phobos/Detectors/Computing/Orant/doc/relnote.805/w27.htm backwards compatibility and behavior from one version release upgrade to another i.e. from Oracle6 to Oracle7 but not for more than one version release upgrade. Specifically, the V6 Compatibility flag emulated the following aspects of Oracle6 behavior with Oracle7: o String literals are fixed length in Oracle7 but are treated as variable length with the V6 flag o PL/SQL Local char variables are fixed length in Oracle7 but are treated as variable length with the V6 flag. o Return value of SQL Functions (e.g. USER) are fixed length characters in Oracle7 but are treated as variable length characters with the V6 flag. o Select/Fetch of a NULL with no indicator raises an ORA-1405 error with Oracle7 but returns no error with the V6 flag. o SQL group function is called at FETCH time with Oracle7 but is called at query execution time with the V6 flag. o Describe of a fixe
Precompilations Separate Precompilations Compiling and Linking This chapter details the requirements for running the Oracle Precompilers. You learn what occurs during precompilation, how to issue the https://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/appdev.102/b14354/chapter6.htm precompiler command, how to specify the many useful precompiler options, and how to do conditional and separate precompilations. The Precompiler Command To run an Oracle Precompiler, you issue http://www.csee.umbc.edu/portal/help/oracle8.bak/server803/A54659_01/ch07.htm one of the language-specific commands shown in Table 6-1. Table 6-1 Precompiler Command Host Language Precompiler Command COBOL procob FORTRAN profor The location of the precompiler differs from oracle error system to system. Typically, your system manager or DBA defines environment variables, logicals, or aliases or uses other operating system-specific means to make the precompiler executable accessible. The INAME option specifies the source file to be precompiled. For example, the Pro*COBOL command procob INAME=test precompiles the file test.pco in the current directory, since the precompiler assumes that oracle error codes the filename extension is .pco. You need not use a file extension when specifying INAME unless the extension is nonstandard. Input and output filenames need not be accompanied by their respective option names, INAME and ONAME. When the option names are not specified, the precompiler assumes that the first filename specified on the command line is the input filename and that the second filename is the output filename. Thus, the Pro*FORTRAN command profor MODE=ANSI myfile.pfo DBMS=V7 myfile.f is equivalent to profor MODE=ANSI INAME=myfile.pfo DBMS=V7 ONAME=myfile.f Note: Option names and option values that do not name specific operating system objects, such as filenames, are not case-sensitive. In the examples in this guide, option names are written in upper case, and option values are usually in lower case. Filenames, including the name of the precompiler executable itself, always follow the case conventions used by the operating system on which it is executed. What Occurs during Precompilation? During precompilation, an Oracle Precompiler generates host-language code that replaces the SQL statements em
What Occurs during Precompilation? Precompiler Options Entering Options Scope of Options Quick Reference Using Pro*COBOL Options Conditional Precompilations Separate Precompilations Compiling and Linking The Pro*COBOL Command To run the Oracle Pro*COBOL Precompiler, you issue the command procob The location of Pro*COBOL differs from system to system. Typically, your system manager or DBA defines environment variables, logicals, or aliases or uses other operating system-specific means to make the Pro*COBOL executable accessible. The INAME option specifies the source file to be precompiled. For example, the command procob INAME=test precompiles the file test.pco in the current directory, since Pro*COBOL assumes that the filename extension is.pco. You need not use a file extension when specifying INAME unless the extension is nonstandard. Input and output filenames need not be accompanied by their respective option names, INAME and ONAME. When the option names are not specified, Pro*COBOL assumes that the first filename specified on the command line is the input filename and that the second filename is the output filename. Thus, the command procob MODE=ANSI myfile.pco myfile.cob is equivalent to procob MODE=ANSI INAME=myfile.pco ONAME=myfile.cob Note: Option names and option values that do not name specific operating system objects, such as filenames, are not case-sensitive. In the examples in this guide, option names are written in upper case, and option values are usually in lower case. Filenames, including the name of the Pro*COBOL executable itself, always follow the case conventions used by the operating system on which it is executed. What Occurs during Precompilation? During precompilation, Pro*COBOL generates COBOL code that replaces the SQL statements embedded in your host program. The generated code includes data structures