Hi,

our table API generator has no dependency on Oracle APEX. And you need no DBA rights. A normal user which can create packages and tables should be enough.

Can you please tell us, which version you try to install? And in which tool do you run the install script? SQL*Plus, SQLcl, SQL Developer...

You can also try to install our new version in the development branch (we are short before a new release and I use it already in projects). For this, you have to select the branch under the code tab in GitHub and download it. Then run the om_tapigen_install.sql script.

Best regards
Ottmar

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Hello all,

I try-ed to install it in / from sql/plus . . . . .

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Dear Ottmar

I try-ed to follow the install manual from version 0.5.2 . . . . .

I have SQL*PLUS and Oracle PL/SQL Developer But that show sometimes some dutch language . . . . .

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So I run the install.sql script . . . .

Kind regards
Hopes it helps
Wouter

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SQL> connect om
Enter password:
Connected.
SQL> @ om_tapigen_install.sql

Install github.com/OraMUC/table-api-generator

Set compiler flags
Compile package om_tapigen (spec)
No errors.
Compile package om_tapigen (body)
No errors.
Compile package om_tapigen_oddgen wrapper (spec)
No errors.
Compile package om_tapigen_oddgen wrapper (body)
No errors.

Installation Done

Don't forget to create a private or public synonym,
if you installed in a central tools schema. Also see
https://github.com/OraMUC/table-api-generator/blob/master/docs/getting-started.md

Yoepie / Happy

Wouter

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Hi Wouter,

thanks for the feedback. As I understand it right you were able to install the table API generator. Please note that I released some minutes ago the new version 0.6.0 of the generator. So you can use directly the master branch now.

Best regards
Ottmar

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