Recent content by MickeyMiner

Hi! Thanks for a quick response. This thread is more than 5 years old. I hope this time will someone finally take care of it and will not let go until solved ;) This one works fine: select a.* from auftrag a where rownum<100 Either one of these two leads to Access violation and crash...

Hi, with the PL/SQL Developer version 9.0.3.1641 (Oracle 11.2.0.2) I still have the problem. I just mailed my Debug.txt to the support. I hope for a quick response. Making a simple select query causes PL/SQL to crash: "select a.* from auftrag a" One of the columns is of XMLType. After an...

With "C:\oracle\product\11.2.0\client_1\oci.dll" is the problem still there... Any update on this? EDIT: I am using Version 9.0.0.1601 on Windows 7 6.1 Build 7601 (Service Pack 1)

Hi, Would something like this be possible? Under "Export User Objects" there should be a combo-box of all (user defined?) folders. After selecting one folder, all objects in this folder would be marked (or filtered) in the list of objects to export... Thanx, mm

I am not sure if it is of relevance, but I use Windows 7. mm

Hi, when I type "xmltype." (without quotes) into a fresh SQL window, my PL/SQL Developer Version 8.0.3.1510 crashes. Any help appreciated. Cheers, mm

Hi, if I click in the "Window list" on the current window, would it be possible to switch to the last active window? Thanx, mm

Hi, I found a solution that worked for me. I Changed the Oracle Home from 10i back to 9i. (Database is 9i, but I need also 10i environment for other project.) Maybe it helps to find a solution for other users. This "bug" is really annoying. Regards, Michael These are the only changes in the...

Hi! That will be really nice... Every time I do "Query Data", I have to think over if the table has a XMLType column... Regards, Michael

Hi, did you find any solution/patch/workaround for this issue? I have this annoying problem too... m.