sakura/en/Jump

Jump

The cursor can be moved to the line by specifying the line number.

[Line Number] EditBox

Please specify the line number where it wants to move the cursor.

[Line Number of Wrap] RadioButton (default: Non-Checked)

The input line number is treated by return as a line number of the unit.

[Line Number of Return] RadioButton (default: Checked)

The input line number is treated as a line number of each unit of line-feed.

PL/SQL Compile Error Line

This function uses the source of the PL/SQL package of Oracle in case of the compilation with SQL*Plus or seeing error information when executing it.
It is possible to jump to an appropriate position in the source because an actual line is automatically calculated from the error line number by this function though an actual line number in the error line number and the source is different when the error message output when the error occurs when the compile error and executing it is seen.
If this function is not provided, the PL/SQL programmer doesn't become work because error information is different from the line number of an actual source (at that time in 1998).

Note:

• The line number at the jump destination is considered to be a line number at the time of each line-feed.
• The line number of "The first line of the block" and the detected block is matched to the setting of the line number display in the setting according to a present type (line number at the time of the line number of the unit or each line-feed by return).
• The setting according to the type When the method of analyzing the outline of "Screen" Property is set to PL/SQL, the package specification part and the main body of the package are automatically detected.
• The function to calculate an actual line from the error line number confirms the operation only in the combination of Oracle7 and SQL*Plus.

The setting according to the type When the method of analyzing the outline of "Screen" Property is set to PL/SQL, the package specification part and the main body of the package are automatically detected.

Macro Syntax

• Syntax
  Jump( int1 :Integer, int2 :Integer );
  • int1 : At the jump destination
  • int2 : Option (Optional)

• Record
  Support

• Remarks
  The combination of the following values can be specified for the option.
  • 0x00 : Line Number of Wrap.
  • 0x01 : Line Number of Return. (Default)
  • 0x02 : The PL/SQL compile error line is processed.

Note:
In key macro Only the constant mark of the decimal number is accepted.
Please mend and describe the option in the decimal number.

Note:
The dialog of the jump cannot be put out to a specified line by the macro.