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Description

Unsupported Syntax Errors are errors that occur when a PL/SQL code contains syntax that is not supported by the version of the PL/SQL compiler being used. These errors are usually caused by using a feature that is not available in the version of the compiler being used. Examples of unsupported syntax errors include using a feature that was introduced in a later version of the compiler, or using a feature that has been deprecated in the current version of the compiler.

Key Benefits

• Accuracy: Unsupported Syntax Errors rule helps to ensure accuracy of code by preventing errors caused by incorrect syntax.
• Efficiency: Unsupported Syntax Errors rule helps to improve the efficiency of code by reducing the time and effort required to debug errors.
• Reliability: Unsupported Syntax Errors rule helps to ensure reliable code by preventing errors caused by incorrect syntax.