Recent content by Michael Doel

  1. Michael Doel

    Logon History

    Thanx for the tip. I installed the new version. Let's wait and see if it is OK now. Michael
  2. Michael Doel

    Logon History

    I have been using PL/SQL Developer 7.0.1.1066 since it was released. In this version, every now and again the logon history seems to be cleared. Just a few of the dozens of logins remain in the list. I have no fixed users installed, so these can't be the ones that are saved. Is this a bug in...
  3. Michael Doel

    Reload on startup

    I thought that option was for saving the lay-out of the desktop, i.e. position and size of windows. Anyway, I will try it out with that option deselected. Thanx for the hint. Michael
  4. Michael Doel

    Reload on startup

    Is there a way to prevent PL/SQL Developer from reloading previously edited programm units at startup? Especially when connecting to a database at a (remote) clients location, it is very annoying when I have to wait for large packages to reload, only to close them right away because I don't need...
  5. Michael Doel

    Locking problem

    The error is reproducable, even after restarting PLSQL developer
  6. Michael Doel

    Locking problem

    If the record was locked, then a manual update statement in a SQL window in the same session or in SQL Plus in, of course, a different session could not both result in a succesfull update. On top of that, the sessions-tool showed no locks on any table when viewed by a user with DBA privileges...
  7. Michael Doel

    SQL Window hangs on query returning xmltype

    I had the same problem when using an Oracle 9 client. Using an Oracle 10 client solved the problem. Regards, Michael Doel Wildher ICT Solutions
  8. Michael Doel

    Locking problem

    In PLSQL Developer version 6.0.3.893 we encountered a problem when updating a record in the database (Oracle 9.2 Linux): When posting an modified record in the edit-grid (right-click a tabelname, choose Edit data), the message "Record is locked by another user" appears. The sessions-tool reveals...
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