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Marco, I am using the latest (14.0.0.1961) release, but it was happening with v13 releases as well.

Is anyone else encountering this? I use Microsoft's Virtual Desktops in Windows 10, and I like to keep all my PL/SQL Developer Windows in a single virtual desktop. However, they do not like to stay there. If I go away (locking computer) for an extended period of time, then when I log back in...

A debug file has been generated and sent to support@allroundautomations.com, referencing the title of this topic. Thanks,

Marco, thanks for the information. We will try that and let you know.

Is anyone using PL/SQL Developer to use with a database on a VM in the Microsoft Azure cloud? We are trying this and encountering some issues that make it difficult to use. Once you get connected, it seems to work just fine, but getting a connection and maintaining the connection is the...

As Stew noted, the latest release still does not work with double-quotes. I do not get a dump, but get the following error message: Cannot open file "C:\Program Files\PLSQL Developer 13 Beta\"\neptune\public\mhammel\a.txt"". The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect I...

The new open file dialog box returns a "File not found" error if you paste a file name into the "File name" input box if the file name is surrounded by double quotes. The open file dialog box in v12- is able to find and open a file in that use case.

Great, thanks

In previous versions, if you opened a Command window and pasted a multi-line statement, it would display each line of the text pasted as if it were typed in. In the v13 beta, the text is not displayed. I took a look at the various SQL*Plus SET options to see if this may be the issue, but was...

Yes! That did it, thanks Marco.

I also tried uninstalling, rebooting and re-installing PL/SQL Developer. Also removing my preferences directory so it is reset to default by PL/SQL Developer. No change....

For some reason, PL/SQL Developer has started this morning hanging when running code in a SQL Window that does variable substitution. For example: select * from dual where 1 = &; The word "Initializing" appears bottom status bar, but no pop-up window prompting for the variables appears...

Thanks, Marco. I thought that would be the case. Thanks for putting it on the list of enhancement requests.

The SQLPATH environment variable has an interesting feature. It can be (in Windows) a semi-colon separated list of directories. e.g. SET SQLPATH=c:\dir1;c:\dir2;c:\dir3 When you run a file with @ in the Command Window, each of the directories is searched, in order, and the first file found is...

I have checked that. There is only the "All Objects" filter, and it has nothing in either the Where clause or Order by clause boxes.