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Can I spool only errors in SQL*Plus when creating procedures and functions and not spool successful messages such as "Procedure created. No errors"?

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Can I spool only errors in SQL*Plus when creating procedures and functions and not spool successful messages such as "Procedure created. No errors"?

Sorry, but this cannot be done, at least not natively in SQL*Plus. You can spool the output to a text file and then write a parser (using Perl or other) to parse the output. That is about the best you can do.

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