Plsql show query?

This error occurs when you try to Select Into a variable, but your select returns more than one row.

This error occurs when you try to Select Into a variable, but your select returns more than one row. Check these lines in your script: 165 and 260 (as displayed in the stacktrace of the error). To output your parameters dbms_output should work.

Test the following script: Set Serveroutput On Begin dbms_output. Put_line('Test'); End.

As I said, I have an idea about the error, but I need to see the parameters of a function. – CC. Apr 27 '10 at 14:04 I tryied with dbms_output.

Put_line but it does not display anything. At the beginning I have set serveroutput ON; – CC. Apr 27 '10 at 14:08 That suggests you're not reaching the point you've put your debug, so you could put put_line calls before the call and at earlier points.

Also when running from SQL*Plus, the line numbers reported in the error are within the PL/SQL code, not line numbers of the SQL file itself, so you need to be looking at 165 and 260 lines after your declare. – Alex Poole Apr 27 '10 at 14:26 Ok, I got it, using dbms_output. Put_line, I can see the output.

Thanks everybody. – CC. Apr 27 '10 at 14:28 You're welcome.

I just edited my question to explain dbms_output when you posted your comment :) – Peter Lang Apr 27 '10 at 14:30.

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