This article discusses three different ways to disable SQL Parser
Why disable SQL
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Parser?
It may be necessary to disable SQL Parser if your get false failures (SQL Parser incorrectly fails forecast).
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Open your project
Browse to settings tab
Expand “Deployment Setting” and uncheck the box for “Enable Oracle SQL Parser”
Be sure to commit your project back to you Git repository.
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In you favorite text editor open your changelog.xml file from your Datical repository
Find the relevant changeset where you want to disable SQL Parser.
Add
disableSqlParser=”true”
in the changeset, as follows:Code Block <changeSet appdba:scriptChecksum="9f8a11051d1478faf2752baacb76cf0e" author="AmyJ SmithDoe" created="2020-08-10 18:37+0000" datical:origFileName="adding_test_data_new_001.sql" datical:origFilePath="90_data_manipulation/CACCOREscripts/sql_direct" datical:version="1" datical:versionStrategy="DEPLOY_ALL" id="20200810183704986_adding_test_data_new_001" labels="509,deploy-test1,deploy-test1,adding_test_data_new_001.sql"> <appdba:sqlplus disableSqlParser="true" enableRollbackOnError="true" path="data_dmlsql/20200810183704986_adding_test_data_new_001.sql" removeSpools="First" schemaName="CACCORESCHEMA1"/> <comment>Adding<comment>Test test data<script</comment> </changeSet>
Save your file.
Be sure to commit your project back to you Git repository.
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