Recent content by Kevin Seymour

My first thought when reading this was that it didn't need Oracle client, and then it does. It seems a little misleading.

It appears whatever what changed in 14.0.5 related to the beautifier is causing extra lines to be created after OPEN FOR statement. Beautifying the below code will continue to add blank lines after the statement ad nauseam. We have our beautifier set to "Preserve" empty lines. Adjusting this...

It works correctly with the 12c client.

Marco, any other suggestions? It's pretty impossible to not break queries.

I have the exact same behavior when using 32-bit versions of the same software.

I sent you another email.

Some other observations: If I am in an SQL window and hit break, nothing happens and the query runs forever (or until the connection idles and dies). If I try to close the tab I get a prompt something is running and am offered a Terminate button. Clicking that button hangs the entire...

It behaves the same as trying to kill a query and hangs. I am 22 minutes into it "running"; eventually the connection will time out and die.

I have sent an email to your support address.

It's almost certainly a PL/SQL Developer problem and not an Oracle Client problem. Here is a test from sqlplus: SQL> SELECT to_number('12345678901234567890') AS nbr 2 FROM dual; NBR ---------- 1.2346E+19 SQL> set numformat 999999999999999999999999999; SQL> /...

I am having the same issue on PL/SQL Developer 14 w/ Oracle 19c (19.3) client connecting to a 12c database (12.2). I am able to kill the session from another window and then I get a TNS bad packet error. I am using multi-session mode.

I agree with Sztefi: adding NoMainFormOnTaskbar to the shortcut seems to resolve the issue. Is this the permanent solution or was this just to prove out the issue? Thanks!

I still had PL/SQL Developer 12 installed and was able to confirm the behavior was correct on that version.

Since you were not having issues I did some more testing myself. I found that if you have PL/SQL Developer pinned to the task bar it does not function correctly, but if you do not (which I believe is what you are doing) it does work.

PL/SQL Developer Version 13.0.0.1883 (64 bit) 02.117785 - Unlimited user license Service Contract: 4/1/2019 Windows 10 Build 16299 Physical memory : 15,672,656 kB (11,064,500 available) Paging file : 31,401,296 kB (25,727,876 available) Virtual memory : 137,438,953,344 kB...