Recent content by mobailey

Marco's workaround, from the other thread, worked well for me: "This popup menu had become very long. You can revert to the previous behavior by using the "InlineObjectMenu" parameter. For example: "C:\Program Files\PLSQL Developer 15 Beta\plsqldev.exe" InlineObjectMenu You can also add the...

Thanks Rowan (hi!) I was just considering upgrading a virtual PC to the latest version - I'll hold off for a while. -mobailey

I'm guessing that you are converting a date to a string, in which case PL/SQL is sorting it (correctly) as a string. e.g.1: SELECT TO_CHAR(, 'dd.mm.yyyy') FROM [TABLE]; The above would give the sort order and format that your screenshot shows. e.g.2: SELECT TO_DATE(TO_CHAR(, 'dd.mm.yyyy')...

I'm wondering if Marco/the Allround Auotmations designers are seeing the same screens that we are. Take the following example: This includes, from the top: - grey tabs for each table with a darker grey for selected tab (Dept) - grey tabs for each page with a darker grey for selected tab...

I'm wondering if Marco/the Allround Automations designers are seeing the same screens that we are. Take the following example: This includes, from the top: - grey tabs for each table with a darker grey for selected tab (Dept) - grey tabs for each page with a darker grey for selected tab...

re: "1. Generally: too much grey on grey. 2. “Fetch Next Page‿ toolbar in particular does not clearly show when it’s available. It only changes to a very slightly different shade of grey. A few times now, this has dangerously led me to believe that I’d seen all the records." From latest...

From latest release notes: August 5, 2022 - Version 15.0.2 released ... • Starting PL/SQL Developer by double-clicking a source file did not always open the file Go to Preferences > Files > Extensions > Register file types to apply this change I'm pleased to say that this is now working...

After using the latest PL/SQL Developer for a few weeks: I’ve really, really, tried to like the new interface. Some of the rounder edges and icons are nicer. On the whole, it’s all generally nicer. But there’s some things that greatly annoy me, that I still struggle to use, or don’t notice...

Brilliant - thanks Marco. I'm glad I raised this then, -mobailey

Using latest version 15.0.1.2051: Double clicking, say, a .SQL or .PDC file in Windows 10 File Explorer, when PL/SQL Developer not yet started: - new instance of PL/SQL Developer starts up - great - Logon to database - PL/SQL Developer starts up, but empty - no file loaded. -...

As per my own thread - I've had problems associating file types with Version 13 too. Like you, I installed version 13 onto a PC which already had ver 12 installed. re: "When registering the extensions in the preferences, can you make sure that all extensions are checked in the list?" Thinking...

Marco, re: "When you say "... did nothing", does that mean that the extensions remained associated with version 12.0?" It was as though clicking the button had no effect at all. So, during my testing: - if .SQL was associated with ver 12 - it stayed with ver 12. - if .SQL was associated...

I installed Version 13 this morning, alongside existing Version 12. All OK, except for the "Register Filetypes..." functionality, from the Files | Extensions preferences screen. I selected the usual .SQL, .PDC file types etc, and tried to register... did nothing. I tried: - running PL/SQL...

That would be great to fix this - thanks. It's a problem I experience dozens of times a day, but I've just put up with it without even thinking about it before now. -mobailey

Odd. The search text box is there for me (top right of the Open File dialog box), on both version 12.07 (64 bit) and version 11. Running Windows 7. -mobailey