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RE: Unexpected recommendations

It is correct when you use the GLP validator. If you use the TrivadisGuidelines3Plus validator then this is a false positive. See

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Answer to: Unexpected recommendations

3/ Why is the recommendation "G-7240: Avoid using an IN OUT parameter as IN or OUT only." raised with the following code? Because no IN nor OUT nor IN...

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Answer to: Unexpected recommendations

2/ Why is the recommendation "G-9002: Local variable should start with 'l_'." raised with the following code? Because the cursor is named "c_dept" and...

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Answer to: Unexpected recommendations

1/ Why is the recommendation "G-4385: Never use a cursor for loop to check whether a cursor returns data." raised with the following code? Because "r_...

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Answer to: Missing plsql editor in PL/SQL Cop 2.3.0

No the file is not empty, but it is incomplete. You're right, you cannot install the plugin in Eclipse. We will fix that with the next version.

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Answer to: Warning (illegal reflective access) raised when running tvdcc

Yes, the newest SonarQube versions require JDK 11. That's fine. The PL/SQL SonarQube plugin works with JDK 11. However, behind the scenes a new OS pro...

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Answer to: Error while running PL/SQL Cop from SonarQube (validators.jar not found)

I assume this is related to - Please ensure that tvdcc.cmd is using a JRE/JDK 8.

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Answer to: Warning (illegal reflective access) raised when running tvdcc

This happens when you use a JRE or JDK > 8. PL/SQL Cop works with JDK7 or JDK8 only. Please install a JDK8 and change the variable JAVA_HOME in the...

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Answer to: Naming conventions for PL/SQL

Hi Philippe, My question is: do you think a Cop validator could be built to support such multi-characteristics / multi-letters naming conventions? In ...

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Answer to: Cannot get PL/SQL Cop Validators working with SQL Developer

It seems that the validators.jar file is not found. I tried to copy it into several locations but without success. Can someone tell me where to instal...

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Answer to: Issues with JSON_TABLE

Thank you for these examples. I've opened a ticket for the first example to make the json_query_return_type optional. In the most recent Oracle docum...

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Answer to: Issues with JSON_TABLE

Hi Vitaly, The json_query_return_type is missing in your code. Hence the code is wrong, will not run and throws also an error when doing the code anal...

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Answer to: PL/SQL Cop Error

I cannot test this right now. But this in the logs 17:58:07.507 WARN: File C:/Program%20Files%20(x86)/Jenkins/workspace/Validate%20Code/pb_rti_cs.pkb ...

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