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1. #Could not find or load main class intellij code
2. #Could not find or load main class intellij windows

Except to say if 'verbose' is going expose a check there should be enough info to differentiate between seemingly identical messages. Seems like a lot of multiple checking to me but the actual mechanics aren't really for public consumption. numerous checks for an Oracle home - these check the registry but no mention of checks of environment variables 8:46:00 AM .TNSHelper getOracleHomeINFO: Checking found key for ORACLE_HOME:SOFTWARE\ORACLE\KEY_OraDB12Home28:46:00 AM .TNSHelper getOracleHomeINFO: Checking found key for ORACLE_HOME:null8:46:00 AM .TNSHelper getOracleHomeINFO: Checking found key for ORACLE_HOME:null8:46:00 AM .TNSHelper getOracleHomeINFO: Checking found key for ORACLE_HOME:null8:46:00 AM .TNSHelper getOracleHomeINFO: Checking found key for ORACLE_HOME:SOFTWARE\ORACLE\KEY_OraDB12Home28:46:00 AM .TNSHelper getOracleHomeINFO: Checking found key for ORACLE_HOME:null8:46:00 AM .TNSHelper getOracleHomeINFO: Checking found key for ORACLE_HOME:null8:46:00 AM .TNSHelper getOracleHomeINFO: Checking found key for ORACLE_HOME:null8:46:00 AM .SQLPlusProviderForSQLPATH getOracleEnvINFO: Checking found key for ORACLE_HOME:null8:46:00 AM .SQLPlusProviderForSQLPATH getOracleEnvINFO: Checking found key for ORACLE_HOME:SOFTWARE\ORACLE\KEY_OraDB12Home28:46:00 AM .SQLPlusProviderForSQLPATH getOracleEnvINFO: Checking found ORACLE_HOME:I:\Oracle12201\app\Administrator\product\12.2.0\dbhome_1\dbs8:46:00 AM .SQLPlusProviderForSQLPATH getOracleEnvINFO: Checking found key for ORACLE_HOME:null8:46:00 AM .SQLPlusProviderForSQLPATH getOracleEnvINFO: Checking found key for ORACLE_HOME:null Java.io.FileNotFoundException: C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Roaming\sqlcl\r (The system cannot find the fileĪt java.io.FileInputStream.open0(Native Method)Īt java.io.FileInputStream.open(Unknown Source)Īt java.io.FileInputStream.(Unknown Source)Īt .getBanner(CheckForUpdates.java:429)Īt .(SqlCli.java:509)Īt .(SqlCli.java:465)Ģ. INFO: C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Roaming\sqlcl\r (The system cannot find the file specified) at java.io.Fil All rights reserved.Ĩ:46:00 AM getBanner

#Could not find or load main class intellij code

That suggests to be a 'bug' since, IMHO, it should NOT be an exception if an optional file is missing - the code should trap that. It also shows a 'FileNotFoundException when it can't find 'banner'ser'. the checking for any banner file (but only for the user, not the machine/ALL users). test using 'admin' privileges (run as administrator) to eliminate as many privilege issues as possible.ġ. search their registry for that 'url' that wasn't posted - that wasn't created out of thin air so it had to come from somewhere.ĥ. provide similar results with the utililty configured for 'debug- if that is possibleĤ. provide Oracle the results of 'sql.exe -verbose'.ģ. Hmmm - not sure I even want to get into the whole 'enabling proxies in the registry' stuff.Ģ. An environment variable setting called JAVA_OPTS (even less likely, as Oracle / Java should not use it) An environment variable setting called JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS (probably not likely, but Oracle / Java will use it)ģ.

#Could not find or load main class intellij windows

Any Java classpath settings in your Windows registry (not. You might want to try looking into whether or not something like that can help you.Īlternately, you could check whether anything else in the environment could be misleading SQLcl. Here is an odd case where (entirely unrelated!) a SQL Developer issue got resolved by rebuilding the user's Windows Profile. I cannot find anything via web search that discusses references to server.domain urls in such messages. Since no one else has reported this in SQLcl 4.2.0.17.097.0719, barring some entirely new bug, I suppose something could be corrupt in your environment. What disturbs me about your error message (and the same happened in the case of Error: Could not find or load main class *.) is the appearance of a strange url in place of an expected class name.