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Colors like green or red have a meaningful information. That helps, to use a tool like PL/SQL-Developer much faster.

Hi, at the old design , the ICONS are colored i.e. green and red. That may be sometimes helpful, to work quicker. Is there a possibility to switch to old design/layout of previous version? Thanks Peter

Now I assume 4th quarter. :-)

Is there any plan for an ADD-in like GIT, which is very popular? That would it make easier to go back to older versions of SQL-Procedures. And to compare them.

Will be GIT-version control supported in future to store STORED PROCEDURES and so on? Most of developers now using GIT in our company.

Will version 13 of PL/SQL be able to show 'INF and 'NaN' without setting above described option ?

Yes, that helps. It shows now: "Inf" and "Nan" But I think, for version 13, it would be better to see it, without this special configuration. I don't know other aspects of this special switch, when I make edits in number-fields.

Hello, I have updated a column as update Table1 t set t.test2 = 0f/0 ; When I read out from this table1 afterwards , I get an error in PL/SQL: ORA-01722: Invalid number Nothing is shown on screen. I have expected to see NAN or Infinity instead of an error message for column TEST2.

Hello Marco, will this Beta version available for all user for download? Or is there any registration necessary to participate ?

Has anybody experience with use of GIT (within PL/SQL-Developer)?

Press Button " Define Session Queries" -> Define Session Queries-> TAB-Details -> SQL Monitor Then look for "Query": select m.sql_text, dbms_sqltune.report_sql_monitor(sql_id => m.sql_id, type => 'HTML', report_level => 'ALL') AS report from v$sql_monitor m where m.sid = :sid and...

@albert: You are right, they are customizable. But per Default installation of PLSQL-Dev we violate the License agreement with oracle. :-(

There may be a misunderstanding: The queries are part of PL/SQL-Developer!! When you are using button "SESSIONS" within PL/SQL-Dev, then this querie is done by PL/SQL-Developer and automatically triggers a license violation, when package is not licensed. @Marco Kalter I would like to get an...

I have seen PLSQL-Developer is using following query: Is this a violation of license, because "dbms_sqltune" Tuning package was used?

Hello, in blog of Burleson Consulting http://www.dba-oracle.com/t_dba_features_used_statistics.htm I found SELECT on V$ACTIVE_SESSION_HISTORY could cause Licence violation, if you have not Licences some packages. Could this be also caused by use of PL-SQL developer when showing Sessions?