I just happen to have Windows version SQLDeveloper (Build Version 2.1.1.63) and Linux Version (Build Version 2.1.1.64) installed. Just a heads up for those who are wondering about the "green" icons, when you compile a procedure, in SQLDeveloper, if the procedure compiles successfully, then it will display a Green icon on the left of the procedure name. If the procedure fails to compile a "red" stop icon is displayed - pretty cute isn't it? Only that it does not seem be consistent across versions (or is it across OS versions, I wonder)?
Since I usually used Linux, I was not sure what the OP was talking about. I created a few test procedures in 63 (windows version) first (Screen -01).
Windows Build version 63. Notice missing Proc toolbar (Screen -01) |
Everything went off without any hitch, although it did not display the Procedure Complier bar, it was not a show stopper. I could compile repeatedly the procedure without any issue, and update the parameter for this procedure (Screen -02).
Modify the parameter (Screen -02) |
Next, I started my linux version and recreated the same procedure. Bingo! The first time procedure got compiled and the green icon was displayed. I could see the Procedure 'Compilation' Toolbar. However, when I compiled again, (Screen -03)
Linux Build 64 (notice the Procedure Tool bar (Screen 03) |
When I complied "with Debug option", I could see the green icon now (Screen -04)
Go for Green (Compiled with Debug) (Screen -04) |
But, I cannot modify the parameter window (Screen -05). I hope SQLDeveloper team will take note of this and correct the bug.
Cann't change the parameter (Screen -05) |
Update:
As Sue Harper had pointed out, it was a case of how I compiled. Default Compilation option for SQLDeveloper is to "Compile with Debug"
If you want to reset the default preferences to "compile and no Debug" go to Tools-->Database-->PLSQL Compiler and click on the optimization level and set it to 2. Note: This setting "tells" compiler to optimize the PLSQL Library units. (Screen -06)
After setting the preferences to zero, I reran the procedure and was able to change the input parameter ( See below) .
The log ouput window is shown below. Thanks Sue.
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