If you're compiling with DEBUG, try to compile in normal so that it does not generate extra code which can generate your error. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Collectives on Stack Overflow. Learn more. Asked 10 years, 11 months ago.
Active 1 year, 3 months ago. Viewed 15k times. Querying this view gives a result of - so I assume it's fair to size is 47k? So why is this particular area causing problem? Sathyajith Bhat. View All Solutions. Error "PLS program too large" when compiling with debug mode.
When trying to compile with debug mode on, it fails with the error: "PLS program too large error". This has been found to be an Oracle issue. If debugging is required, please consult Oracle as to a possible resolution to your issue. Email Address. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group.
Create a free Team What is Teams? Collectives on Stack Overflow. Learn more. Asked 9 years, 11 months ago. Active 9 years, 11 months ago. Viewed 66k times. Add a comment. It is my belief that ALL production real code should be in a package, never in a standalone procedure or function. Exists a limit for a [Program Unit] size in Forms? I have a problem opening certain PU but only in Windows 95, 98 or January 25, - am UTC.
I'm sure there is a limit, please contact support for this one. Hi Tom, Going by your advice, we are wrapping up this procedure into a package. It's a customization of an existing application, so rewriting of procedures in modular form will call in for additional efforts. Whereas, the rest of procedures having an uncompiled state for whatsoever reasons get compiled automatically, as they should. Can you throw some light on this? Well, getting a deadlock detected on this one is a strange one -- you would need to review the trace file on the server we generate one with deadlocks to see what is causing the "jam up".
A reader, January 25, - pm UTC. Would wrapping the code make things better or worse? I have a k package which after wrapping it is k. I don't have a non 8i database to test it on. January 25, - pm UTC. Tom, a very strange situation to me. The same code below ran ok in Oracle 8. I searched Metalink but I found no reasonable explanation for that. That aside, any improvements you would suggest? Thanks for you help! July 04, - am UTC.
Please use an example we can all understand -- like I do for you. Tom, I did not intend we have a test case here or something. The fact is, this program is not mine. It looks a bit awkward to me -- all those inserts I would have written something quite different.
But I cannot touch the user's code without a good reason. Can you give me any directions here? July 04, - pm UTC. April 1st?????????????????????????????????????????????????? A reader, July 04, - pm UTC. Tom, it's not April 1st, rather July 4th!!! What are you doing working today? I gotta admit -- you're a hard nut to crack, Tom. When I run it for a table having columns, it fails with PLS My question is: Why does it behave differently when it is a dynamic block from when it is a procedure? Are the limits known to be different in these two cases?
February 19, - am UTC.
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