The coverage regex matching options are not anchored.
-include-object-expr='ORD' also matches RECORD_PKG and BORDER.
Use anchors to describe what you mean:
'^ORD' - match all objects starting with `ORD`
'ORD$' - match all objects ending with `ORD`
#utPLSQL #PLSQL
Define your code coverage scope with regular expressions: include or exclude whole schemas and objects by pattern. New objects that match your naming rules are covered automatically.
www.utplsql.org/announcement...
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-include-schema-expr='^APP_'
-exclude-object-expr='(_TMP|_GEN)$'
New packages follow your naming conventions automatically, no list to update. Recipes and traps:
oraclethoughts.com/blog/2026/10...
#utPLSQL #PLSQL
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-include-schema-expr='^APP_'
-exclude-object-expr='(_TMP|_GEN)$'
New packages follow your naming conventions automatically, no list to update. Recipes and traps:
oraclethoughts.com/blog/2026/10...
#utPLSQL #PLSQL
Define your code coverage scope with regular expressions: include or exclude whole schemas and objects by pattern. New objects that match your naming rules are covered automatically.
www.utplsql.org/announcement...
Define your code coverage scope with regular expressions: include or exclude whole schemas and objects by pattern. New objects that match your naming rules are covered automatically.
www.utplsql.org/announcement...
utPLSQL remains free and open source under the Apache License 2.0. The company holds the name and brand, and manages sponsorships and funded development.
www.utplsql.org/announcement...
#utPLSQL #PLSQL #OpenSource
utPLSQL remains free and open source under the Apache License 2.0. The company holds the name and brand, and manages sponsorships and funded development.
www.utplsql.org/announcement...
#utPLSQL #PLSQL #OpenSource
After years of maintaining it in my spare time, I decided it needs a sustainable structure. It stays free and open source (Apache 2.0).
Why, and what's next:
oraclethoughts.com/blog/2026/09...
#utPLSQL #PLSQL #OracleDatabase
After years of maintaining it in my spare time, I decided it needs a sustainable structure. It stays free and open source (Apache 2.0).
Why, and what's next:
oraclethoughts.com/blog/2026/09...
#utPLSQL #PLSQL #OracleDatabase
utPLSQL-cli and maven-plugin have new releases.
utPLSQL-cli and maven-plugin have new releases.
Both add Oracle Wallet support for connections. The cli also has fixes to keep credentials out of logs.
cli: tinyurl.com/94c56zuv
Maven plugin: on Maven Central, just update your pom.
#utPLSQL #PLSQL #OracleDB
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Both add Oracle Wallet support for connections. The cli also has fixes to keep credentials out of logs.
cli: tinyurl.com/94c56zuv
Maven plugin: on Maven Central, just update your pom.
#utPLSQL #PLSQL #OracleDB
@utplsql.org
Check out this post to get familiar with what is available out of the box.
In this post I go briefly through various reporting formats of @utplsql.bsky.social
tinyurl.com/yx5sampu
Check out this post to get familiar with what is available out of the box.
In this post I go briefly through various reporting formats of @utplsql.bsky.social
tinyurl.com/yx5sampu
In this post I go briefly through various reporting formats of @utplsql.bsky.social
tinyurl.com/yx5sampu
While waiting, check out my interview with veteran Mariusz Masewicz on avoiding weekend debugging: [https://how2ora-en.blogspot.com/2026/05/interview-with-mariusz-masewicz-man-who.html]
🎙️ Don't miss it!
While waiting, check out my interview with veteran Mariusz Masewicz on avoiding weekend debugging: [https://how2ora-en.blogspot.com/2026/05/interview-with-mariusz-masewicz-man-who.html]
🎙️ Don't miss it!
To celebrate, we have a special treat: an exclusive interview with Jacek Gębal, the driving force behind modern utPLSQL (originally founded by Steven Feuerstein). Trade "hope-it-works" for automation! 👇
how2ora-en.blogspot.com/2026/05/who-...
To celebrate, we have a special treat: an exclusive interview with Jacek Gębal, the driving force behind modern utPLSQL (originally founded by Steven Feuerstein). Trade "hope-it-works" for automation! 👇
how2ora-en.blogspot.com/2026/05/who-...
Neben einem ersten Kennenlernen wollen wir auch über utPLSQL sprechen.
Das Treffen findet online via Microsoft Teams statt.
Alle Interessierten können sich unter apextest.teamworkonline.me anmelden.
Marko
Neben einem ersten Kennenlernen wollen wir auch über utPLSQL sprechen.
Das Treffen findet online via Microsoft Teams statt.
Alle Interessierten können sich unter apextest.teamworkonline.me anmelden.
Marko
Details:
www.ittage.informatik-aktuell.de/programm/202...
Details:
www.ittage.informatik-aktuell.de/programm/202...