I am using Oracle 10g database and trying to run a procedure using SQL commands.

create or replace procedure "exam" is begin DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Test'); end; 

Then click on Run button. It shows: "procedure created".

When I try to execute it using:

execute exam; 

then click on Run button, it shows:

ORA-00900: invalid SQL statement 

Thanks for your help.

3 Answers

Just noticed a detail in your question. You press run button. Thus, you must be using an IDE.

You cannot use execute in IDEs - it is an sql*plus command. It might work in Oracle SQL Developer though, but I wouldn't use it there anyway;

Try

begin exam; end; 
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See: Syntax error while trying to call an Oracle package using ODBC in C#

You have to put "{" and "}" before the command. Example:

 processListCmd.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure; processListCmd.CommandText = "{ call rep_invnr_proclist }"; processListCmd.ExecuteNonQuery(); 
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Lose the double-quotes around the name. They're a bad practice in Oracle.

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