Recent content by Cecil Jones

Marco, I know that this has been mentioned many times and I want to know what is the road map for fixing this? It appears that DBMS_DEBUG is one alternative to debugging code. There is a second, DBMS_DEBUG_JDWP. I know that DB version backwards compatibility is a concern. The debugger...

More diagnostic information on this issue: When I query dba_scheduler_jobs I have two entries listed below. You will notice that JOB_1 has a SCHEDULE_TYPE of PLSQL while JOB_2 has a SCHEDULE_TYPE of NAMED. I believe that the interface does not handle PLSQL schedule types correctly. Let me...

This still appears to be an issue in the latest beta release. This would be a great interface if it was fully functional. Right now it is makes a mess.

Did this get fixed? I noticed that when I update/change a job in version 11.0.6.1796 (64 bit) 12.94440 it is using the following code: begin sys.dbms_scheduler.set_attribute_null(name => 'F1JOB_227009', attribute => 'repeat_interval'); sys.dbms_scheduler.set_attribute(name =>...

If found a resolution to this issue. In case someone else stumbles upon this thread. I was running the 10g oracle client with and 11g database (long story on why so no room for details here ;>). I upgrade my Oracle client to the same version as the DB and the debugger is behaving as expected...

This is a very annoying issue. Makes my productivity go way down. Is this a bug in PL/SQL Developer or in the way that we install it or in the way we install the Oracle client or ....? Marco or someone please post a way for us to trouble shoot this. I would think with the minimal number of...

I have two things I want to note, one is lost functionallity from previous versions. I use CTRL+{arrow keys} for navigation. It allows moving one word at a time With the release of version 6 this has stopped working. Second issue, I am having trouble with connectivity of my windows. I can...