Recent content by Marco Kalter

Note that the window will close if you hold down the Ctrl key or Shift key when you click on a window in the list.

I'm not sure what could cause this, but note that in PL/SQL Developer 16 you can assign a function key to the "Editor: Comment/Uncomment Line" function. By default it is Ctrl -.

That is indeed not right. We'll fix it.

Can you go to Preferences > Oracle > Connection, and check if the "Check connection" and "Check all sessions" options are enabled? If not, can you enable it and try again?

Collections of compound data types are indeed not yet supported. This is on the list of enhancement requests.

Can you provide an example?

We'll look into this for version 17.0.

I have added this to the list of enhancement requests.

We'll add a "Copy Name" item to the popup menu. A function key like Ctrl-C will not work, because when you click on an item in the Code Contents, the selection and focus immediately goes to the corresponding code in the editor.

Yes.

The AI Assistant does indeed execute this query once to determine all table names accessible to the user. It can then find the table names in your prompts and in your SQL and PL/SQL code, so that it can include the table definitions as context. I see that the query does not comply with the "Use...

Thanks. As a test, can you go to Preferences > User Interface > Code Assistant, disable the "Describe Context" option, restart PL/SQL Developer, and try again? If it is still slow, please send me a new debug.txt file.

No, we have not yet found a probable cause for this error.

The ShowMessage call can be removed. But no exceptions should occur here, since the function merely returns a pointer to a record structure.

The NLS_LANG variable syntax is <language>_<territory>.<characterset>. Can you change it accordingly? For example: NLS_LANG=AMERICAN_AMERICA.AL32UTF8