Good Morning All,
I am running a script that builds a series of dynamic sql statements (like select count(*),‘FARACHG’ from FIMSMGR.FARACHG;) against a set of oracle tables. I spool these statements in the first step and then run the spooled op in the second.
I started running into this message --> “Maximum grid count exceeded. Grids will no longer be created” at about release 9.? a while back. Despite my best efforts, I can’t seem to locate a setting to increase this parameter(?). It appears to be set at 100 at the moment.
Anyone have any ideas what I’m running into and how to -fix- it?
... Despite my best efforts, I can't seem to
locate a setting to increase this parameter(?). It appears
to be set at 100 at the moment.
Anyone have any ideas what I'm running into and how to -fix- it?
Does it help if you go to view->Toad Options->Execute/compile and
uncheck the option to "show script grids"?
I usually have this unchecked so I only get the results for the whole
script in one script output tab. I don't get the individual output
grids.
Cheers,
Norm. [TeamT]
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Think about using EXECUTE immediate. We used to have 2 step jobs also. One to spool and then the second to execute what was spooled. It was simpler to control to turn them all into EXECUTE immediate. I also created a procedure that would take a variable and do one of three things:
