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Hmmm? Interesting! Not sure, but could very well be. I'll check tomorrow morning.

Sorry Marcel, didn't notice your reply until now. NLS_LANG shouldn't be set to the characterset of the DB but to the characterset of the client. It is used so the DB knows FROM what to convert incoming stuff from the client. Setting it equal to the DB Characterset is a mistake that is very...

Are you sure Marco? As I said, I only see this behavior on one single machine (customer laptop). When I run this on my own laptop with the exact same version of PLSQL Developer (15.0.4.2064) I can go up to the 32.767 limit of the varchar2 input parameter of put_line without any problems. (See...

This is most probably some sort of settings problem, but I'm just hoping somebody here has an idea how I can fix this. Below problem occurs on my customer laptop in PLSQL Developer. My coworkers don't have this issue and I don't have this issue on my own laptop (having, as far as I know the...

Fantastic. Thanks Marco!

I just noticed that the "Details" in the Sessions Tool does not support plsql in the with clause. The "Filters" does support it. This cost me quite a bit of time trying to figure out what was wrong with my query, and it turned out: nothing. Because I already used the feature in the Filters...

If anyone is experiencing similar problems to what I described above: Bar Solutions released a new version of the Reconnect Plugin. This new version *does* also reconnect the browser window, so problem solved! It also has some more reconnect types. Thanks Patrick for solving this issue I had...

Thanks. It's good to know that a) I'm not the only one and b) there's more than one workaround (though I'm not at my computer now so can't check right now if this also works for me) But I was more looking for either a "yes this is a bug and we're going to fix it" or a "you're stupid, change...

Maybe somebody can tell me what I'm doing wrong. I've had this issue for years now, but finally got annoyed enough to seek help :) If my computer wakes up from sleepmode, obviously plsql developer has lost its connection(s) to the database(s). Completely understandable. So I try to...

I had the exact same problem (but 64bit version). For me time plsql locked up for after ctrl-C was around 10 seconds. But in fact Marco Kalter had (for me) the workaround. Go to settings - User interface - Editor - Clipboard And DESelect 'Clipboard History' Then copy is fast again. Still...

Omg! Never, ever considered doing right-click on that button. Thanks a lot for that tip!!! (feeling pretty stupid) 'Stop on error' does not work: it's checked, but still....

The subject is a gentle way of saying: "please fix this bug", which imho it is. If I open a sessions window and enable the "auto refresh timer" then the window is refreshed every 5 seconds or so. Works great! Now if the connection to the database dies, for whatever reason, plsql developer tells...

Oops! :blush: You are right. I was convinced my previous 11g installation was also 64bit. But it turns out it wasn't. Embarrassed! Sorry for wasting your time!

Just got around to installing Oracle 12c on my laptop. With a couple of hiccups I finally got it all to work. That is: all except plsql developer. :( When I start plsql developer it says: "Initialization error Could not initialize G:\Oracle\EvROCS\product\12.1.0]dbhome_1\bin\oci.dll Make sure...

Great. Thanks!