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Yeah, I have added this to the list of enhancement requests -

I'm using developer version 12. If I run this in test window, it takes ages to display the output in dbms output BEGIN FOR nn IN 1 .. 10000 LOOP dbms_output.put_line(lpad('X', 80, 'X')); END LOOP; END; I checked what's going on and saw this :O No wonder it's so slow. DECLARE Lines...

Here I did it for you: You are saving last directory by type (i.e. sql script, test script, etc.) When user presses open, you offer the saved directory. When user saves the given file type, you are not overwriting the saved folder by type.

Sometimes, for no reason at all and without any error message etc. developer resets back to ribbon. I guess it has something to do with several instances opened. Maybe some file is in use or something, but then a dialog "Retry, Cancel" would be nice, instead of trashing the settings.

I have a test script opened. I save it, close it, then click menu to open test script and developer points me to the previous folder, instead, not the one where I just saved the script. It's true for all file types and is very frustrating. Is there option to prevent this behavior? I'd like open...

Yeah, have had this as well. Happens when you have edited code long enough and then try to redo the changes and get complete rubbish at the end.

I deleted folder "%appdata%\PLSQL Developer 12", then restored all my settings and now program starts much faster.

OK, thanks.

Here's the log from start of the tool without logging in. I replaced user name with *** in the log and cut out the connection info, but you can still see where the most time is spent. PL/SQL Developer Version 12.0.7.1837 (64 bit) Windows 7 Build 7601 (Service Pack 1) Physical memory : 8...

When I start developer 12 (x64), it starts much slower than version 11 (Reading preferences in splash screen has a high CPU usage and takes most time).

SQL Window: Previous SQL SQL Window: Next SQL I clear them, press Apply, but they just came back. Version 12 of developer.

When I run this in SQL window: with function foo return number is begin return 1; end; select foo from dual; I get "ORA-00933: SQL command not properly ended" If I remove semicolon after dual, it works. Tested in sqlplus, it works fine with the semicolon.

When there are several overloaded functions/procedures in the package and I explicitly right-click one and choose Test, program still asks me to choose one from the list. Very annoying as I need to find the same one, which I just clicked on, in the list again.

When I right-click a procedure/function in a package and choose Test, a new Test window is created with a title "Test script for .....". Even if I save the file, the title still stays the same. When I close it and open I see the file name - this is what I'd actually prefer. Would be nice if...

Thank you, so much better now.