Print text in Oracle SQL Developer SQL Worksheet window

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I am using Oracle SQL  in SQLDeveloper  using the SQL Worksheet    I would like to print a statement before my select  such as  PRINT  Querying Table1   SELECT   from Table1    What do I use to Print   show text output   It s not Print  because that gives me the error  Bind Variable Table1 is NOT DECLARED   DBMS OUTPUT PUT LINE is an unknown command    Obviously  I m an inexperienced SQLDeveloper and Oracle user   There must be some synonym for Print  but I m having trouble finding help on it without knowing what it is

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PROMPT text to print   Note  must use     Run as Script  F5  not    Run Statement  Ctl   Enter

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For me  I could only get it to work with  set serveroutput on format word wrapped    The wraped and WRAPPED just threw errors  SQLPLUS command failed - not enough arguments

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PROMPT text to print   Note  must use     Run as Script  F5  not    Run Statement  Ctl   Enter

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for simple comments   set serveroutput on format wrapped  begin     DBMS OUTPUT put line  simple comment    end     -- do something  begin     DBMS OUTPUT put line  second simple comment    end      you should get   anonymous block completed simple comment  anonymous block completed second simple comment   if you want to print out the results of variables  here s another example   set serveroutput on format wrapped  declare a comment VARCHAR2 200     first comment   begin     DBMS OUTPUT put line a comment   end      -- do something   declare a comment VARCHAR2 200     comment   begin     DBMS OUTPUT put line a comment    2   end    your output should be   anonymous block completed first comment  anonymous block completed comment2

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for simple comments   set serveroutput on format wrapped  begin     DBMS OUTPUT put line  simple comment    end     -- do something  begin     DBMS OUTPUT put line  second simple comment    end      you should get   anonymous block completed simple comment  anonymous block completed second simple comment   if you want to print out the results of variables  here s another example   set serveroutput on format wrapped  declare a comment VARCHAR2 200     first comment   begin     DBMS OUTPUT put line a comment   end      -- do something   declare a comment VARCHAR2 200     comment   begin     DBMS OUTPUT put line a comment    2   end    your output should be   anonymous block completed first comment  anonymous block completed comment2

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If I ommit begin - end it is error  So for me this is working  nothing else needed    set serveroutput on  begin DBMS OUTPUT PUT LINE  testing    end

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You could set echo to on   set echo on REM Querying table select   from dual    In SQLDeveloper  hit F5 to run as a script

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If I ommit begin - end it is error  So for me this is working  nothing else needed    set serveroutput on  begin DBMS OUTPUT PUT LINE  testing    end

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You could put your text in a select statement such as     SELECT  Querying Table1  FROM dual

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for simple comments   set serveroutput on format wrapped  begin     DBMS OUTPUT put line  simple comment    end     -- do something  begin     DBMS OUTPUT put line  second simple comment    end      you should get   anonymous block completed simple comment  anonymous block completed second simple comment   if you want to print out the results of variables  here s another example   set serveroutput on format wrapped  declare a comment VARCHAR2 200     first comment   begin     DBMS OUTPUT put line a comment   end      -- do something   declare a comment VARCHAR2 200     comment   begin     DBMS OUTPUT put line a comment    2   end    your output should be   anonymous block completed first comment  anonymous block completed comment2

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The main answer left out a step for new installs where one has to open up the dbms output window     Then the script I used   dbms output put line  Start        Another script   set serveroutput on format wrapped  begin     DBMS OUTPUT put line  jabberwocky    end

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for simple comments   set serveroutput on format wrapped  begin     DBMS OUTPUT put line  simple comment    end     -- do something  begin     DBMS OUTPUT put line  second simple comment    end      you should get   anonymous block completed simple comment  anonymous block completed second simple comment   if you want to print out the results of variables  here s another example   set serveroutput on format wrapped  declare a comment VARCHAR2 200     first comment   begin     DBMS OUTPUT put line a comment   end      -- do something   declare a comment VARCHAR2 200     comment   begin     DBMS OUTPUT put line a comment    2   end    your output should be   anonymous block completed first comment  anonymous block completed comment2

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You could put your text in a select statement such as     SELECT  Querying Table1  FROM dual

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You could set echo to on   set echo on REM Querying table select   from dual    In SQLDeveloper  hit F5 to run as a script

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The main answer left out a step for new installs where one has to open up the dbms output window     Then the script I used   dbms output put line  Start        Another script   set serveroutput on format wrapped  begin     DBMS OUTPUT put line  jabberwocky    end

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For me  I could only get it to work with  set serveroutput on format word wrapped    The wraped and WRAPPED just threw errors  SQLPLUS command failed - not enough arguments

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If you don t want all of your SQL statements to be echoed  but you only want to see the easily identifiable results of your script  do it this way   set echo on REM MyFirstTable set echo off delete from MyFirstTable  set echo on REM MySecondTable set echo off delete from MySecondTable   The output from the above example will look something like this   -REM MyFirstTable 13 rows deleted  -REM MySecondTable 27 rows deleted

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If you don t want all of your SQL statements to be echoed  but you only want to see the easily identifiable results of your script  do it this way   set echo on REM MyFirstTable set echo off delete from MyFirstTable  set echo on REM MySecondTable set echo off delete from MySecondTable   The output from the above example will look something like this   -REM MyFirstTable 13 rows deleted  -REM MySecondTable 27 rows deleted

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You could set echo to on   set echo on REM Querying table select   from dual    In SQLDeveloper  hit F5 to run as a script

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You could put your text in a select statement such as     SELECT  Querying Table1  FROM dual

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You could put your text in a select statement such as     SELECT  Querying Table1  FROM dual

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You could set echo to on   set echo on REM Querying table select   from dual    In SQLDeveloper  hit F5 to run as a script

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