Recent content by kamrath

I'm accessing PLSQL Developer 9.0.6 via Citrix and have been encountering this. I thought it might have to do with which Clipboard is in use -- the local one, or the one on the Citrix host. Not sure if that plays into it. This I found interesting: * I opened a CLOB column and tried both...

Hi Marco. I originally made this request several yrs ago... but I can't find it here in the Forum. I request that you allow an option to save Query Report queries in a purpose-specific database table as an alternative to reading them from an OS-level directory. This would make us independent...

It's always done that for me, too... It *appears* to be frozen, but the import continues... it's just that the window is no longer being updated. It will update again (and un-freeze) once the import is complete.

Patient? Me? Surely Marco, patience is not something you've come to expect from me. :)

Hiya Marco. I'm eagerly awaiting ver 8... and wondering what you've got planned. Can you give us a little teaser on what will be included as well as a time-frame? Thanks.

Thanks very much for that, rbrooker. The db on which I'm doing this import is 9.2... however, I do have an Ora 10 db available, and will try it on that one. BTW... Marco, are you listening?... along with code "beautification", I agree that syntax highlighting needs to be brought up-to-date...

Has this issue ever been resolved? I'm using 7.1.5... and I'm experiencing what Stew describes above.

Please, please, please! The Beautifier hasn't been upgraded for quite some time. For me, this is the biggest pain-point using PL/SQL Developer. Having code well-formatted enormously enhances the ability to review the structure and understand what's going on. Pain points are... * WITH clause...

Marco... Are you planning other Beautifier enhancements for 8.0 also? E.g... * WITH clause can't be beautified at all; * CASE is handled miserably; sometimes not at all.

The TNSNames.ora Editor plug-in isn't referencing the TNS_ADMIN system environment variable. Instead, it's locating the tnsnames.ora file located in the \network\admin directory. On my machine, TNS_ADMIN points to c:\oracle\admin. The plug-in isn't using the tnsnames.ora file in this...

Similarly... on the SQL tab of the SQL Window, the "Export Query Results" button offers the same four options as on the Stats tab... again without the "Copy to Excel" option. Although it's possible to get the results via the result grid's "Copy..." option, it seems inconsistent that the button...

Although www.schemester.com is dead, you can still get the app at download.com or zdnet.com.

Marco... is this an Oracle bug/issue? Or a PLSD bug/issue?

The Text Importer is a great new feature! Many thanks for that! It would be EVEN GREATER :) if, after describing the text file to be imported, the app could generate a CREATE TABLE script for the table into which the external data will be imported.

I'm experiencing the same as what Brian describes above. The RSS generated by UBB seems to be less-than-stellar. I'm not sure what ThomyKay has in mind with feedfire.