Recent content by Leigh Kendall

Thanks for the update!

Yes, it surprised me as well. Black does the same. It's fine *until* the highlighting kicks in, then it's all white or black. Other colors don't behave that way; the text shows through. Personally, I find the highlighting distracting and would prefer to turn it off, but can't find a way to do...

Is there anyway to turn off highlighting of sql statements? I've tried deselecting the checkboxes in the Program Window options but that doesn't do it. I've also tried changing the "Hot track highlighting" color to white but that makes everything white.

Thanks Marco - I'll check out the Tiger plug-in. Sound like what I'm looking for and would be very useful! Haven't looked much at the plug-ins lately, will have to check out the others as well. Thanks again!

Is there a way to modify intellisense entries? Specifically, I'd like to remove the varchar entry since I _never_ use it. It's a bit of a pain to have to hit the down arrow key to get the varchar2 selection. A bit off topic, but what would be VERY cool, is if you implemented "smart"...

Marco - I just upgraded to the version 6.0.5.931 and can recreate the problem I've reported. It's the same problem. Would you like me to send you my before/after project files? You can see exactly what's getting switched around. Let me know...

I hope to be upgrading to the latest version soon and will post my findings back to this thread...

OK... some more info: The files don't get permanently corrupt until you do a Project|Save. So if you toggle using Reopen (without closing first) the files will get reversed, but if you close PL/SQL Dev and then re-launch, everything is fine. The "corruption" only gets written to the actual...

FYI... Just confirmed that this problem only happens when you toggle projects directly using Project | Reopen... I can't recreate the problem if I always do a Project | Close, and then Project | Reopen. That seems to NOT corrupt the files, but the direct Reopen does!

I've been playing around with project files again, but I have run into an issue (bug?) with my project files getting corrupt. Basically, I have two projects (Development & Build) that I toggle between (Project | Reopen...). After switching between the two a couple of times, their project file...

Just to clarify; I noticed that line:column numbers do show in Program windows. However, they don't show in Command windows. Anyway to enable this?

I know there's a way to turn on line numbers in the editor, but is there a way to display column numbers so that the line number/column number would display in the status bar somewhere? Am I missing something? I've searched the preferences, but can't find anything. Thanks... Leigh Kendall

Right, command window. Thanks!

Is there a trick to run more than one sql statement in the SQL window and see three grids of results at the same time? For example: select * from table1 select * from table2 select * from table3 ====================================== table1 results grid table2 results grid table3 results grid...

Ahh.. Thank you. Was that added subsequent to 4.x? ------------------ Leigh Kendall