Problem accessing Windows Share from Ubuntu using Samba

Question

I wrote this procedure

create or replace procedure copia_telefoni2 as

cursor cur_out_tel is 
  select nome as original_list
  from parlamentari;


begin
for n_tel in cur_out_tel loop
  dbms_output.put_line(n_tel.original_list);
end loop;
end copia_telefoni2;

but when I run this procedure by ide or by sql*plus, the system returns me this output

Source does not have a runnable target.

Instead, if I run in the prompt of sql*plus the query of the cursor, the system returns me a list of name. Why?

Solution

Ok I finally fixed it the usb port on which the external hard drive was plugged somehow blocked the share when I was trying to access it from Linux even though it caused no problem when I was trying to access it from Windows.

Anyway I switched ports and everything is fine now.

Comments

[headkase]

As a nit-pick, mounting using "cifs" is using package "cifs-utils" not "samba". You don't even need Samba installed to use cifs mountpoints. I use cifs shares without Samba and no issues at all, just specify IP addresses and not names (names come from winbind anyway).

[jocelynthode]

Yes /mnt/Media was created, but I understand why you asked this :). The guy on the link you provided doesn't seem to have the same problem as me. As I said in my post, I already uninstalled Microsoft Live and turned NetBIOS on by default. This didn't fix it. I've checked my firewall already but a second can't hurt.

[jocelynthode]

I already tried to lower the encryption to ntlm, it didn't work :/. This is a strange problem. After further testing, it appears that it's only this particular external HD that has a problem.

[Kik]

I just had this exact problem, you saved my life, couldn't go to bed until I fixed this!