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Adding a schema to a workspace
Hi!
I have just created a second workspace in APEX and when I try to add a new schema, I follow the instructions and at the end I get this:
Error with: ORA-44003: invalid SQL name
ORA-44003: invalid SQL name
Does anyone know why this happens?
I haven't done anything different then before...
Regards,
Ivan
Answers
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Follow which instructions?
How/where are you attempting to assign a schema to an Apex workspace?
What is the schema name? It is case sensitive?
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Managing Workspace to Schema Assignments
Under Editing an Existing Schema and Workspace Assignment.
Like I said it worked for me before every time, but since I added a new workspace, it doesn't worn on either of them.
I have APEX 4.2.2.
Shema name is CM, everything is in capital letters.
Regards,Ivan
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Not an easy error to resolve as it does not seem to be related to user input.
The error library says:
44003, 0000, "invalid SQL name"
// *Document : Yes
// *Cause : The input parameter string was not a valid simple SQL name.
// *Action : Check with the DBMS_ASSERT spec to verify that the parameter
// string is a valid simple SQL name.Cannot recall running into this exception myself. But it likely is a result to a cursor parse - which implies the error is a result to a dynamically created SQL by Apex.
This should not happen - unless there are something missing or misconfigured in Apex (assuming you have not run into an unknown bug).
I suggest you try manually (via SQL*Plus) using an Apex API call. See APEX_INSTANCE_ADMIN. If this throws an exception, we should have an error and call stack that will provide additional details as to what went wrong where.
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Thanks Billy!
I managed to add the schema to workspace this way, but the error still persists.
I guess I'll just have to it this way from now on...Regards,
Ivan