Rule Mapping

Reverse index from each linter rule ID to the section of this site that documents it. The same IDs appear verbatim in plsqllint's --format sarif and --format json output and in the plsql-toolkit-app lint side panel.

ID	Name	Severity	Documentation
F-1	identifier-length	WARNING	Identifiers § F-1
F-2	reserved-word-identifier	WARNING	Identifiers § F-2
F-3	package-global-variable	WARNING	Packages § F-3
F-4	literal-in-where-clause	INFO	Bind Variables § F-4
F-5	select-star	WARNING	SQL Usage § F-5
F-6	insert-without-column-list	WARNING	SQL Usage § F-6
F-7	update-delete-without-where	ERROR	SQL Usage § F-7
F-8	if-exit-instead-of-exit-when	INFO	Control Flow § F-8
F-9	when-others-without-raise	ERROR	Exceptions § F-9
F-10	generic-raise-application-error	WARNING	Exceptions § F-10
F-11	package-naming	INFO	Naming § F-11
F-12	local-var-prefix	WARNING	Naming § F-12
F-13	in-parameter-prefix	WARNING	Naming § F-13
F-14	commit-in-trigger	ERROR	Transactions § F-14
F-15	explicit-cursor	INFO	Control Flow § F-15

Custom rules (YAML / SPI)

Rules supplied via plsqllint --rules custom.yaml or via Java SPI plug-ins keep their declared id and name in all reporters and in the plsql-toolkit-app UI. They appear in lint output but not in this mapping table — by convention, document them in your own project's docs and link out to them in the linter's --rules config.