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From: Daneel Yaitskov on 21 Dec 2009 07:45

Hi List,




I use Oracle 10 XE. I'm a student. When I wrote my lab then I had found
that Oracle alerts about an error for the line:

call echo('dddddd'); -- comment

But it processes normally this line without the comment:

call echo('dddddd');


The PL script is entirely:

set serveroutput on;
create or replace procedure echo(msg varchar ) as
begin
dbms_output.put_line (msg);
end;
/

call echo('dddddd'); -- comment
-- the end of script


P.S. I have finished study of Oracle and my opinion have been
apparently get negative. It doesn't concern Oracle's performance or
one's stability for overloads because I made only simple demo jobs.
Therefore I cannot say about it. But as Oracle's user say to work very
uncomfortable with Oracle.
PL translator works rather silent and doesn't show a precise line number
with an error.

Daneel Yaitskov.

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