Recent content by Paul Ljungqvist

We use the files from "Export User Objects" to store them in a Version Control System. Every schema has it

Exclent and pedagogic!

As of today, it is possible to use the output from a query to create a SQL file using Export Results. I would also like to have it in clipboard to easy copy/paste between separate sessions.

Yes, that is one solution, but not what I requested. My users would like a single click option like TOAD, not a "several steps" solution.

Many of my users that I have managed to switch from TOAD to PLS, complains about one thing: In TOAD there is an option to "Duplicate Row", which copy the selected row and insert it in the table. The new row is highligheted, and you are able to edit the row. I can see the use of this, since some...

That solved it. The reason why I could not reproduce it, was that I tried against another DB. Thanks

That plugin does not do what I request.

A collegue has a problem that I have not been able to track down. She press Edit data on a table, then Query by example and enters, say C% as a search value, and press F8. The expected query (which I allways get) is something like this: select t.*, t.rowid from ksd_printerbin t where...

Column mode is very useful. But there is one thing that is missing, in my oppinion. That is to column insert between charcters. Say you have a column of data, and need to insert between 5 and 6: 12345|67890 12345|67890 12345|67890 12345|67890 If it was possible to make a column selection as...

Today I tried to edit a package body using PL/SQL Dev. The method was to chose the package body from the browser and select edit. I did my changes, and compiled the code. PLS Dev, reply "Compiled successfuly". I closed the window, and opened it again to verify that my changes has been applied...

The latest version of ExamDiff is 1.8, which has Windows Vista support. In the PLS Dev 7.15, an older version of ExamDiff (1.6f) is used. If possible, please replace.

Then I have this function as an enhancement request, if possible.

Does the software really need the db access for this operation? Would it be possible to remove this restriction?

Is it possible to use the "Export User Objects" tool from command line? Thaat would be useful to me when exporting some object to run via the Oracle wrap tool.

With the method explained in the thread mentioned above, I have to extract all user objects to files, and then apply the beautifer as suggested, and finally apply the changes by create or relace the objects again. Correct me if I have missunderstood it. I wish to apply beautifier on multiple...