Redgate Code Analysis for Oracle
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Code Analysis for Oracle checks PL/SQL code for “smells”, suggests best practices, identifies deprecated syntax, and can be used to enforce naming conventions.
This image contains the Code Analysis for Oracle command line interface and all the requisite dependencies.
The Code Analysis for Oracle command line
Ignore, Warning and Error. The default for all rules is Error.docker run --rm -v "path/to/scripts:/app/source" -v "path/to/output:/app/output" redgate/code-analysis-for-oracle /source:/app/source /outfile:/app/output/CodeAnalysisResults.html /IAgreeToTheEula
docker run --rm -v "path/to/script/directory:/app/source" -v "path/to/output:/app/output" redgate/code-analysis-for-oracle /source:/app/source/script.sql /outfile:/app/output/CodeAnalysisResults.json /IAgreeToTheEula
docker run --rm -v "path/to/scripts:/app/source" -v "path/to/output:/app/output" redgate/code-analysis-for-oracle /config:myRules.cao.settings.xml /source:/app/source /outfile:/app/output/CodeAnalysisResults.xml /IAgreeToTheEula
You will need to the /IAgreeToTheEULA switch. By using this option you consent to the Redgate EULA found at https://www.red-gate.com/eula
You need a Deployment Suite for Oracle license to use this command line on either your local machine or a build server. If you don't have a license, you can use the command line on a trial license for 14 days.
Content type
Image
Digest
Size
136.1 MB
Last updated
about 5 years ago
docker pull redgate/code-analysis-for-oracle