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In Oracle Sql Developer, how can I view package_b scope (static) variables while debuging package_a?
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I'm trying the debug function in Oracle Sql Developer 18.4, it looks fine until I ran into some complicate cases, one of them is, it seems I cannot view package_b.some_variable while I'm inside package_a.
See above screen, I'm currently break in package_a, which populate data into package_b (pk_DatVerify.g_model_boc and pk_DatVerify.g_model_boc_count), but the "Watches" window is not able to display any of them.
Is there any way I can see the variable value in pk_DatVerify.g_model_boc at that moment? Even if I have to manually type "dbms_output.put_line" somewhere (like in a command window), it will be much helpful!
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I'm trying the debug function in Oracle Sql Developer 18.4, it looks fine until I ran into some complicate cases, one of them is, it seems I cannot view package_b.some_variable while I'm inside package_a.
See above screen, I'm currently break in package_a, which populate data into package_b (pk_DatVerify.g_model_boc and pk_DatVerify.g_model_boc_count), but the "Watches" window is not able to display any of them.
Is there any way I can see the variable value in pk_DatVerify.g_model_boc at that moment? Even if I have to manually type "dbms_output.put_line" somewhere (like in a command window), it will be much helpful!
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asked Mar 26 at 5:58
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I find the "Execute SQL in debug session..." function in PL/SQL Developer from where I can type dbms_output.put_line to check on the variables, although still not ideal. But seems Oracle SQL Developer lack such capability
– neolei
Mar 26 at 6:53
The scope of the debug session is such that what's happening in packageB has no meaning in packageA
– thatjeffsmith
Mar 26 at 14:41
add a comment |
I'm trying the debug function in Oracle Sql Developer 18.4, it looks fine until I ran into some complicate cases, one of them is, it seems I cannot view package_b.some_variable while I'm inside package_a.
See above screen, I'm currently break in package_a, which populate data into package_b (pk_DatVerify.g_model_boc and pk_DatVerify.g_model_boc_count), but the "Watches" window is not able to display any of them.
Is there any way I can see the variable value in pk_DatVerify.g_model_boc at that moment? Even if I have to manually type "dbms_output.put_line" somewhere (like in a command window), it will be much helpful!
oracle-sqldeveloper
asked Mar 26 at 5:58
neoleineolei
9931 gold badge9 silver badges25 bronze badges
I'm trying the debug function in Oracle Sql Developer 18.4, it looks fine until I ran into some complicate cases, one of them is, it seems I cannot view package_b.some_variable while I'm inside package_a.
See above screen, I'm currently break in package_a, which populate data into package_b (pk_DatVerify.g_model_boc and pk_DatVerify.g_model_boc_count), but the "Watches" window is not able to display any of them.
Is there any way I can see the variable value in pk_DatVerify.g_model_boc at that moment? Even if I have to manually type "dbms_output.put_line" somewhere (like in a command window), it will be much helpful!
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I find the "Execute SQL in debug session..." function in PL/SQL Developer from where I can type dbms_output.put_line to check on the variables, although still not ideal. But seems Oracle SQL Developer lack such capability
– neolei
Mar 26 at 6:53
The scope of the debug session is such that what's happening in packageB has no meaning in packageA
– thatjeffsmith
Mar 26 at 14:41
add a comment |
I find the "Execute SQL in debug session..." function in PL/SQL Developer from where I can type dbms_output.put_line to check on the variables, although still not ideal. But seems Oracle SQL Developer lack such capability
– neolei
Mar 26 at 6:53
The scope of the debug session is such that what's happening in packageB has no meaning in packageA
– thatjeffsmith
Mar 26 at 14:41
I find the "Execute SQL in debug session..." function in PL/SQL Developer from where I can type dbms_output.put_line to check on the variables, although still not ideal. But seems Oracle SQL Developer lack such capability
– neolei
Mar 26 at 6:53
I find the "Execute SQL in debug session..." function in PL/SQL Developer from where I can type dbms_output.put_line to check on the variables, although still not ideal. But seems Oracle SQL Developer lack such capability
– neolei
Mar 26 at 6:53
The scope of the debug session is such that what's happening in packageB has no meaning in packageA
– thatjeffsmith
Mar 26 at 14:41
The scope of the debug session is such that what's happening in packageB has no meaning in packageA
– thatjeffsmith
Mar 26 at 14:41
add a comment |
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I find the "Execute SQL in debug session..." function in PL/SQL Developer from where I can type dbms_output.put_line to check on the variables, although still not ideal. But seems Oracle SQL Developer lack such capability
– neolei
Mar 26 at 6:53
The scope of the debug session is such that what's happening in packageB has no meaning in packageA
– thatjeffsmith
Mar 26 at 14:41