Recent content by Laurent Feltz

I have the same problem. I cannot always close or stop a test window that doesn't answer anymore. Please fix the problem, it's really frustrating us.

Hi Marco, I have the same problem, the recovery mode doesn't work always. I hope that you can soon resolve this problem because we OFTEN use this "feature": we have to reboot regularly our machines (at least one time per week) and because I always have a lot of opened windows/packages, I just...

Hi, I have exactly the same problem in 2-3 packages (and I've added debug information in my packages). The size of the package is "reasonnable": about 2700 lines and 50 procedures. @Marco: I could send you a debug.txt file, but I need a email address for that. I cannot post it on Internet...

When I click on "View Collection Variable" in the context menu, the array appears but it's empty even if the array really contains values. If I find a simple script which demonstrates this problem, I'll post again. For which version do you plan to release this request? Any date? Thanks, Laurent

Hi, It's a shame that we can only view scalar values in the debugger. Could you add records in the list of viewable values in the debugger? It can help a lot ! PS: Sometimes I cannot view the content of an array, even if the array contains only scalar values. Thanks, Laurent

As suggest by Kirurgs, I tried with a varray with a reasonable size, that is 10! I still have the same problem: pl/sql dev freezes. I'm using now pl/sql dev. 7.1.1.1339 Oracle release is always 9.2.0.7 (as said in previous messages, it seems that this problem appears with Oracle 9.2.0.1)...

It's maybe possible to use nested table instead, but anyway it would be a big change because our Varray ar_num is a type which is used in a lot of packages. We cannot change that now. And as said by sukhadukkham, it doesn't matter how big we declare a varray, 2147483647 is the highest possible...

Marco, Did you try to reproduce the problem? Thanks, Laurent

Some new info ?

It's not only bi dimensional varrays, but normal varrays too :( . Here a simple test case (with server 9.2.0.7 and pl/sql dev 7.1 beta 3): As I can read in this post, it seems that it doesn't with oracle databases >= 9.2.0.1 Marco: Could you try this test case using a database like 9.2.0.x...

Hello, I just tried with PL/SQL Developer 7.1.0 (beta 3), and I still can reproduce this problem.... I'm using Oracle server 9.0.2.7.0. Couldn't you fix it? Best regards, Laurent Feltz