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Show error line number in view creation.

stomJul 17 2019 — edited Jul 24 2019

Hi,

I have the DDL script to create a view and I am executing it in a worksheet. I see the "Table/view does not exist error". That is fine. I am probably missing a grant.

Is there a way for SQL Developer to show me/highlight the line number on which the error occurred?

Instead of using the worksheet, I also tried this:  Connection tree -> schema -> View - > right-click -> New View/ Create Simple.

This asks me to enter the view name and the select statement separately. I'm looking for a way to execute the entire script I have and also see what line numbers the error is on.

Thank you!

Edit: I tried the "Create View" utility now. I paste my select statement and hit "Test" or "Check Syntax". I see "Syntax Error at line 115". But the utility (the popup for Create View) doesn't show line numbers

This post has been answered by Gaz in Oz on Jul 18 2019
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