Why are database errors reported as warnings? When I use the Oracle online checker, why do I get one error and one additional warning from the database?
Errors reported by the database are passed on as warnings by SQLJ. This is because the database reporting may not be fully accurate, resulting in spurious errors. The signature of stored functions and procedures is analyzed directly from the SQLJ client. But these function and procedure invocations are also passed to the database for explicit analysis. This results in duplicate reporting of certain errors or warnings concerning stored procedures and functions.
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