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I'm suddenly having this issue, has anything happened? Logfiles and error messages shows the same as posted, and WinXP SP2 compability mode does not seem to work Morten

I second that. Morten

Hi Are there any plans of supporting a GUI of PL/Scope, similar to what is described here?: http://www.oracle.com/technology/oramag/oracle/07-nov/o67asktom.html If not, maybe it should be on the enhancements list :)

Actually, I do not think length semantics has anything to do with, it just tells Oracle how do deal with lengths (ie max length, and length of '

Thanks a lot, my plugin now functions as expected. However, there something I'm wondering about: It seems I cannot get the EM_GETSCROLLPOS and EM_SETSCROLLPOS to work. I had to turn to EM_GETFIRSTVISIBLELINE and EM_LINESCROLL to return to the scroll position I had before. It also seems that...

Hi Is it possible to get the current scrollbar position in the current editor, to set it again later? I have developed a plugin that does some changes to the current text in the window, and when it's finnished, the scrollbar ends up at the top. As an intermediate step, I used the GetCursorX/Y...

Hi I was wondering, after looking pretty closely at the plugindoc.pdf, how to intercept the "Compile/F8" button for program window. What I want to do is modify the package header. I have achieved this through clicking a menu button, but I need it to happen on every time a compile happens.

I'm wondering Claus, if we are working at the same place. We did this as well, in a trigger on the schema. However I cannot use DDL there. The only way to make that work is to submit a job, or something similar to do that. I tend to like the idea of a plug-in though. Morten

On the plug-in path: 1. I do not know C++ 2. I do not know Delphi 3. I do not know C So I figured it's easiest to try Delphi I have downloaded the Free Pascal compiler, but there I am kind of stranded. Is it possible to compile a plugin for plsqldev with this compiler?

Claus: The idea is similar, and we have this in place. But the package can be recompiled by other schemas(for quick fixes, critical patch) and will not reliably tell if one package is the same "version" as the other. I think I will look for plug-in tutorials.

Hi We have an application which we develop inhouse, and distribute to several other schemas. Now, to ensure that the packages are the same on all schemas we thought about including a version tag at the top of each package upon editing it. However this is a source of error, since the the...

And to ponder upon 8 November 1998 - Version 2 01.11.1998 December 1999 - Version 3 01.12.1999 1,1 years March 2001 - Version 4 01.03.2001 1,2 years December 2001 - Version 5 01.12.2001 0,8 years August 2004 - Version 6 01.08.2004 2,7 years January 2006 -...

I believe Tools->Preferences->Window Types->Program Window->Allow compilation while running is what you are looking for? Morten

Ah, perfect, but could I additionally call stored_proc(:name_of_object,user); as part of the Edit spec and body command? UPDATE: I got it to work with union all at the top with my stored proc. The two remaining issues are: 1. The package now opens as modified (yellow icon) 2. The editor does...

Hi Is it possible to execute something when I click "Edit spec and body"? I want to do something like "stored_proc(:name_of_object,user);" whenever someone clicks that button (if setup at that particular users station). In addition I would need an additional context menu item which will have...