Interface IConsole

Prints message when check is falsy.

Clears the console window if possible. In Oracle Database, this function does not do anything useful, but prints some additional special characters.

Increases the given counter and prints how many times it has been called. The counter is identified by its label.

Resets the given counter to 0. The counter is identified by its label.

Alias of log: Prints the arguments to stdout, providing a best-effort human readable output. By default, stdout is redirected to DBMS_OUTPUT and can be redirected using the appropriate procedures in DBMS_MLE.

Prints the arguments to stderr, providing a best-effort human readable output. By default, stderr is redirected to DBMS_OUTPUT and can be redirected using the appropriate procedures in DBMS_MLE.

Increases the indentation for succeeding outputs to the console until groupEnd is called.

Decreases the indentation for succeeding outputs to the console that was previously increased with group. If indentation is already at the lowest (outermost) level, this has no effect.

Alias of log: Prints the arguments to stdout, providing a best-effort human readable output. By default, stdout is redirected to DBMS_OUTPUT and can be redirected using the appropriate procedures in DBMS_MLE.

Prints the arguments to stdout, providing a best-effort human readable output. By default, stdout is redirected to DBMS_OUTPUT and can be redirected using the appropriate procedures in DBMS_MLE.

Starts a timer. The timer is identified by its label.

Stops the timer and prints its duration (in milliseconds). The timer is identified by its label. After this call, further calls to this function or to timeLog have no effect.

Logs, i.e. prints the duration of a timer (in milliseconds). The timer is identified by its label. If the timer has already been stopped, this has no effect.

Alias of error: Prints the arguments to stderr, providing a best-effort human readable output. By default, stderr is redirected to DBMS_OUTPUT and can be redirected using the appropriate procedures in DBMS_MLE.