Added buffering of dbms_output before the run. #495
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`dbms_output` buffer content is now cached before the run starts. The outcomes from the output are spooled back to the buffer at the end of the run. That results in the outputs getting shown in the right order when executing `ut.run` in a PLSQL block that has some buffered data already. Resolves #482
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Do you think that could have impact on utplsql-cli output? I'd like to try it out but will need a bit to do so for being pretty busy atm |
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Client does not consume from DBMS_OUTPUT at all. |
Pazus
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Oct 17, 2017
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I think we can merge it. |
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dbms_outputbuffer content is now cached before the run starts.The outcomes from the output are spooled back to the buffer at the end of the run.
That results in the outputs getting shown in the right order when executing
ut.runin a PLSQL block that has some buffered data already.Resolves #482