Package nb_proxy_strings
This package contains the error messages and error message functions for the Proxy API (NB_PROXY).
Message Name | Error Message |
INVALID_PROXY_USER_ID | Proxy User Name for the nb_proxy is not valid. |
An invalid Proxy User Name parameter was provided when calling a function or procedure in the Proxy API (NB_PROXY). The code must exist in the Enterprise Oracle Access Validation table (GOBEACC). |
INVALID_USER_ID | User ID for the nb_proxy is not valid. |
An invalid User ID parameter was provided when calling a function or procedure in the Proxy API (NB_PROXY). The code must exist in the Enterprise Oracle Access Validation table (GOBEACC). |
INVALID_ADMIN_ID | Admin ID for the nb_proxy is not valid. |
An invalid Admin ID parameter was provided when calling a function or procedure in the Proxy API (NB_PROXY). The code must exist in the Enterprise Oracle Access Validation table (GOBEACC). |
MISSING_PROXY_USER_ID | Mandatory Proxy User Name for the nb_proxy API is missing. |
The Proxy User Name parameter was omitted when calling a function or procedure in the Proxy API. This parameter is a key value for the PROXY entity and must be provided. |
MISSING_USER_ID | Mandatory User ID for the nb_proxy API is missing. |
The User ID parameter was omitted when calling a function or procedure in the Proxy API. This parameter is a key value for the PROXY entity and must be provided. |
P_CHILD_EXISTS | Cannot delete Proxy ID (nb_proxy), because Proxy Module detail record exist. |
An attempt was made to delete a Proxy record, but a child record with these key values was found. |
P_DELETE_FAILED | Cannot delete Proxy (nb_proxy) because the record does not exist. |
An attempt was made to delete a Proxy record, but a record with these key values (or rowid) could not be found. |
RECORD_EXISTS | Cannot create Proxy (nb_proxy) because the record already exists. |
An attempt was made to create a new Proxy record, but a record already exists with these key values. |
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Global PL/SQL table that holds the error messages.
Returns the error message corresponding to p_errorname.