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Yes, it is. I dont have big experience with command line :) old school :) I think that warning message tricked me, because I was expecting more messages, if some param is missing. Not general "usage" message.
2009-03-24 09:25:06 UTC in oraschemadoc: Oracle documentation tool
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Message is good. But it's not relevant to real error. Without app name specified, script doesn't work. So, maybe there should be a message, that "no app name specified".
2009-03-24 09:08:29 UTC in oraschemadoc: Oracle documentation tool
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Ok, I managed to get documentation generated. I've specified application name parameter.
First i tried this:
oraschemadoc.exe -v vmi_prod/vmi@orcl C:\schema
pause
Then added app name, and successfully run oracschemadoc:
oraschemadoc.exe -v vmi/vmi@orcla C:\schema "APP NAME"
pause
I still get the same utf-8 error, but it works.
2009-03-24 08:26:15 UTC in oraschemadoc: Oracle documentation tool
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The error message is:
Your system is not able to handle UTF8 correctly.
Disabling internal UTF8 handling.
Error message: 'module' object has no attribute 'setappdefaultencoding'
I'm using windows XP sp3 with win1257 regional settings. Baltic, Lithuanian. Give me SQL scripts, I'll give you back what you need. I can not give you all schema.
2009-03-24 07:59:49 UTC in oraschemadoc: Oracle documentation tool
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.py files are saved in ANSI format. That means, if I want translate documentation to other language, I need to convert .py file ANSI->UTF8. Then I can enter other symbols than english.
But, then there is missmatch between file encoding format and html header format.
In my case, header is #'BLT8MSWIN1257':('cp1250', 'windows-1257').
But .py file is encoded in UTF-8, using notepad++...
2008-03-07 12:21:41 UTC in oraschemadoc: Oracle documentation tool
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Sorry, I forgot to login :)
my native language is not english, though all string constants, which appear on HTML page, should be translated to my language.Hi,
my native language is not english, though all string constants, which appear on HTML page, should be translated to my language.
I talk about words, like, Table, View, Index...
Could you make XML file or smth?
Thank you, good job!
2008-03-07 11:59:05 UTC in oraschemadoc: Oracle documentation tool
