RE: Re: RE: Re: RE: Strange error with Codexpert

That explains it.  2606 and 2608 are based on the old rule structure and are in the process of being converted to the new engine so the logic in them needs work and should be correct once they're converted.  In the mean time, you could make your own rule set that doesn't have those rules in it.

Greg

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Sent: Thursday, December 08, 2011 09:31 AM
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Subject: [toad] Re: RE: Re: RE: Strange error with Codexpert





Message from: Manuel C.


Hi, Do you mean in general or those which give me that error? The last one, are Rules 2606 and 2608. I am Picking up "All rules by objective" BTW I have tried also something very simple, like the code below, and it is also giving me the same error: declare cursor cur is select * from dual; begin if NOT cur%isopen then open cur; end if; close cur; end; Question2: IS there a way for me to see the "source code" definition of those rules, i.e. what it is checking? Thanks manuel

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Author: Manuel C.
Date: Thu Dec 08 06:31:01 PST 2011
Hi, Do you mean in general or those which give me that error? The last one, are Rules 2606 and 2608. I am Picking up "All rules by objective" BTW I have tried also something very simple, like the code below, and it is also giving me the same error: declare cursor cur is select * from dual; begin if NOT cur%isopen then open cur; end if; close cur; end; Question2: IS there a way for me to see the "source code" definition of those rules, i.e. what it is checking? Thanks manuel
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Author: Gregory Liss
Date: Thu Dec 08 05:34:44 PST 2011
Can you let me know what Rules are being triggered (the number, not the description)? Some of the rules may need tweaking and we can look and see if these are in that group. Thanks, Greg
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Author: Manuel C.
Date: Thu Dec 08 05:34:44 PST 2011
Sorry, I have seen there was a copy past error. The code is like this if NOT c1%ISOPEN then open c1 (name); end if;
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Author: Manuel C.
Date: Thu Dec 08 05:32:49 PST 2011
Hi, I must admin I have not coded it and I am also no big expert of pl/sql. But I understand the idea is to check first if the cursor is already open, and only if NOT then open it. to avoid opening an already open cursor. manuel
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Author: David Reed
Date: Thu Dec 08 04:51:29 PST 2011
I don't think it is so strange. Why would you check for an open cursor and then try to open it again?
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Author: Guest
Date: Thu Dec 08 04:51:28 PST 2011

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