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Getting Error PLS-00201 identifier 'DBMS_SODA_ADMIN' must be declared.....

sbrennanMay 19 2020 — edited May 26 2020

Hi,

I'm hoping somebody can point me in the right direction, I can't figure this out at the moment.

Running a dev environment Oracle Database Enterprise 19c Version 19.3.0.0.0 on Redhat Linux 7 enterprise.

I get error PLS-00201L identifier 'DBMS_SODA_ADMIN' must be declared when calling a package that executes PL/SQL SODA operations from another package, procedure, function, trigger etc.

My user has the role SODA_APP and it can describe the package DBMS_SODA_ADMIN. There is a public synonym called DBMS_SODA_ADMIN owned by XDB.

I can execute the package with the SODA operations in SQL but when it is executed from a third package/function/trigger it bombs out with the error:

ORA-20001: qp_course.set_course$.others.ORA-20001:

qp_soda_courses.qp_soda_qll_courses.others.ORA-06550: line 1, column 8:

PLS-00201: identifier 'DBMS_SODA_ADMIN' must be declared

Has anybody else come across this situation?

Thanks

Stephen

This post has been answered by cormaco on May 20 2020
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csh

Anyone please got an idea?

Here's our problem:

We have deployed our JavaFX app bundled with a JRE using launch4j to generate an .exe file which uses the local JRE.

When the customer starts the exe, he gets the error "JavaFX Launcher Error: unable to load jar".

Unfortunately I have no idea how to get the real cause (stacktrace). Even if I start the exe from cmd I don't get any information.

Similar with the jar file: If I double click a jar file, whose manifest is broken, I only get the error in a popup window. But the stacktrace is only visible if I start it with "java -jar". (and java -jar doesn't use the local JRE).

The problem is, that I have to find the error, which came with the exe file (which uses the local JRE).

So can I see anywhere a stacktrace in a log file?

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