Scan for user defined substitution variables - in SQL?

Richard Squires <[email protected]>
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I was having a look at TOAD v11 Trial, particularly at the user defined substitution variable request in the Idea Pond:

http://toadfororacle.ideascale.com/a/dtd/Scan-for-user-defined-substitution-variables/46050-8477

I hadn&#39;t read the solution properly and didn&#39;t quite understand that this was ONLY going to work fro SQL that resides inside of PLSQL.&nbsp; It wouldn&#39;t work for straight SQL executed within MOE.

Any chance we can get this reopened so that we can get a more complete solution that doesn&#39;t rely on matching PLSQL variables being specified in order to do the bind variable substitution?&nbsp; I would actually use this feature more for straight SQL than I would SQL within PLSQL.

Regards

Richard


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Author: Richard Squires
Date: Mon Dec 05 20:08:59 PST 2011
I was having a look at TOAD v11 Trial, particularly at the user defined substitution variable request in the Idea Pond:

http://toadfororacle.ideascale.com/a/dtd/Scan-for-user-defined-substitution-variables/46050-8477

I hadn&#39;t read the solution properly and didn&#39;t quite understand that this was ONLY going to work fro SQL that resides inside of PLSQL.&nbsp; It wouldn&#39;t work for straight SQL executed within MOE.

Any chance we can get this reopened so that we can get a more complete solution that doesn&#39;t rely on matching PLSQL variables being specified in order to do the bind variable substitution?&nbsp; I would actually use this feature more for straight SQL than I would SQL within PLSQL.

Regards

Richard

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