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This was scheduled for an enhancement in 8.0 ??? (see this topic ) Is this ever going to get developed? Been asked for several times now, and was even scheduled for inclusion in 8.0 release. What happened ? D.

You can either "edit" your user by right-clicking the user in the Users folder, or install the "Change Password" plugin by Joachim Rupik. D.

There's already a plugin by Dave Derrick for this on the Plugins page. D.

Hi Paul, There's a neat plugin to do just this called "ColumnEdit" from Patrick Barel. Don't you just love the way this product is so customizable :grin: Cheers, D.

Jeff, Depends what version of Oracle you are using. From Oracle 10g Release 2 the buffersize is unlimited, so no 1Mb limit any more. Cheers, D.

Hi, On this same topic, the "WithinParent" clause doesn't seem to work if you combine the Sequence function with other functions. Eg. I am trying to generate multiple phone numbers within a parent customer entity, and I need to populate a TelephoneType attribute which can be the text...

Hi, Is it just me, or is the RSS feed only feeding new topics and not providing follow-ups in it's feed xml? Not sure if this is new issue as I've been away from the forum for a while, and certainly the feed has changed from the XML feed stated in this topic, but the feed stated in the "Forum...

This also happens for me on Win XP. No HTML manuals. No idea what's causing it. D.

Note that you can also use the toggle readonly plugin (on the plug-ins page) to make the window editable. D.

Hi, Only way is to SET DEFINE to something else. Eg. SET DEFINE $ Then you use the '$' chanracter instead of '&' for variable substitution. Cheers, D.

Hi, Not sure about what you can do in the tool, but Windows has a TNS_ADMIN environment variable that you can set to give the location of a tnsnames.ora file. We use this to centralise the TNS entries on a shared location, so we are all working from the same one. Hope this helps, D.

Hi, This has been asked before. See here in this topic Cheers, D.

Hi, Have you looked at log4plsql ? It has some Log4JbackgroundProcess features to log to other destinations other than a log table. From the docs :- Currently, some log4j appenders exist for the console, files, GUI components, remote socket servers, JMS, NT Event Loggers, and remote UNIX...

Hi, I would doubt you can do what you want in this or any other Oracle IDE. But, you can implement logging in your PLSQL to at least trace your execution. Try out something like log4plsql (similar to Log4J). Regards, D.

Bernhard, Re: your request for a space-separated SQL Results. When I use standard copy & paste, it pastes the results in space-separated form. If you are talking about "exporting" the results, then there's a great plug-in called "User-Defined Export" which you can use to define a...