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    PasteOptions problem

    I've figured out, that PO use .dll from directory configured in "Preferences|Directories|Plug-Ins" even when this is not the default (e.g. ...plsqldev\PlugIns). On the other hand, .ini will only be used from the default directory even when there is a different directory configured. I've found...
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    ORA-06508 after compiling package body in program window

    Hi Marco, I've switched preference "Add debug information when compiling" to disable and restart plsd but without any changes in the result. In which way influences the existence of package body constant/variable compilation of package in dependence of session is in plsql_debug mode or not...
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    ORA-06508 after compiling package body in program window

    Hi, I've noticed that their are differents compiling package body in program window or in command window. Under specific conditions this result in ORA-06508 after compiling body in program window. Here is a short scenario: let the script below run in command window. The script will create 2...
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    add debug info while debuging

    If you are in a debug session you are prevented from running sql via sql-window. But you are not prevented from e.g. 'add debug information' for packages via context menue. That may result in hanging session. (using dual session mode on plsd 6.0.3)
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    empty Code Contents browser

    I noticed that Code Contents browser will be empty after compiling a Package Body that has a siple (type)failure in it ('else if' instead of 'elsif'). create or replace package body TEST is function OK return pls_integer is begin return 1; end OK; function WRONG return pls_integer...
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    PL/SQL Devoloper!

    I can reproduce the problem in this way: After opening 9 (or more) windows (eg. sql windows, program windows) a slider appears in order to navigate trough all entries of window list. Fist place the slider to top (entry for window 9 is not on screen) and execute a select in window 2 - all is...
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