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ORA-00904 while running functions and procedures (IDE version 4.1.0.19)

Artem KhodyaevJun 8 2015 — edited Jun 11 2015

Recently, I have updated my Oracle SQL Developer to the latest version (see below) and now when I try to run function or procedure from the IDE I have got an alert with error: "ORA-00904: "OBJECT_ID": invalid identifier. Vendor code 904". Previous version of IDE works quite fine. What is the problem?

Oracle SQL Developer 4.1.0.19

Version 4.1.0.19

Build MAIN-19.07

This post has been answered by Gary Graham-Oracle on Jun 10 2015
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Mike Kutz

All licensing questions should be forward to your local friendly oracle sales rep.

As I understand, you are allowed to run 1 XE instance per physical box.

That's my interpretation.

MK

Thanks MK, I would agree with you completely if this would have been more customer specific license question.

But then I still believe it is an open ended license question on XE, applicable for all general users and thought if we would receive an appropriate answer this could benefit the rest of the community as well.

Regards

Srini

Mike Kutz

Oracle isn't going to answer any license questions on the forum.  Not even for XE.

As much as we would like them to, this isn't going to happen.

You can trust my interpretation of the license.  I'm only a Male French Model by night. 

cultural note:  the "male french model" is a reference to an american commercial where a lady believes everything that is written on the internet is true.  (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DZbSlkFoSU  )

It serves as a tongue-in-cheek warning to those that read stuff on the internet about what you can/cannot do with respect to [Oracle] licenses.

If/when Oracle takes you to court, your defense can not be ".. but I read it on the internet.  It must be true."

As such, the only appropriate answer for any license question is:

Ask your local friendly oracle sales rep.

(Some say Gold/Platinum partner)

MK

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