Recent content by Robert_G

Okay, it seems that changing params.ini to... prefpath=%appdata%\PLSQL Developer ... will work in 7.14. It didn't work in older versions.

I downloaded 7.14 and it is not working. This is pretty bad, as there are some users in my company that are not able to save any settings. And I don't intend to give them write access to the PL/SQL folder... I often advocate for your product, but these things make me feel uneasy doing so...

You meant rows, right? Otherwise... :eek: btw: Copy 2 XL copies only the selected cells, so if you accidently selected the 1st row, you'll only see that row...

Sorry, but I won't leave my email adress visible to spam bots.

I changed it to Ctrl+Space, like in almost any IDE. :-)

Hi guys, first great idea having a page for us users to share scripts and snippets. :) But there're some problems... eMail adress is publicly visible (I changed mine back to a anonymous one) Other users can't add comments, so the author wouldn't know if there were any problems with it...

Completely OT, but why in hell would someone want to do such a thing? :eek: varchar2 definitely is an ugly type name, also it is completely incompatible with every other DBMS *and* it is useless as it is only a synonym to the real varchar. I don't get it, really... It's more a big PITA that...

Doh! Sorry for that...

You meant the Command Window! (Hoping this time, I got you right ;) ) Same thing: You can't put an usual SELECT within an anonymous block. But you can close the block and run the SELECT afterwards. There wasn't much sense in this Ref cursor snippet. ;) I didn't know what you wanted to do...

Hi hbar Think you're missunderstanding the SQL window. ;) It's more like a wrapper for _ONE_ statement. So if you put there something like ... begin DBMS_Output.Put_Line('...'); end; ... it will execute this as an anonymous block. If you want to display some data, than you can exec ONE...

You can sort them by clicking on the Name column....

Using code tags ;) [ code ] some code [ / code ] without spaces in tag: some code

That would be great! But it's not that bad to copy it into some Editor window. ;) It's still one of my most beloved features. :D

Sorry, but i cannot reproduce that problem with my PLSQLDV. Every tick on "Don't show this message again" ends with an entry under [DSA]. :confused: Simply delete that line and you're done. ;)

Have a look into PLSQLDV's subdirectory "\Preferences\[Your System user name]". There you will find an Ini called user.prefs . After scrolling past [LogonHistory] you'll find [DSA] and there you should find those sticky settings. ;) Maybe there's an option within the GUI, but i couldn't find...