For what it's worth, we were running a 10.2.0.1 database; after upgrading to 10.2.0.5 objects given "grant debug" show up in all_objects as expected making this no longer an issue.
No, the triggers are not listed in all_objects. However, you can find their source in all_source and their metadata in all_triggers.
Is it possible for PL/SQL Developer to key off all_source for functions/packages/etc to handle the DEBUG grant, or is the only solution to get access to the DBA...
In version 9.0.2.1621 of PL/SQL Developer I am not able to view triggers from non-owner schemas.
Steps to reproduce -
1. Create table and trigger in schema A
2. Grant DEBUG on table to schema B
3. Confirm trigger is visible in all_triggers from schema B (select * from all_triggers where owner...
When you right click a view and choose "edit" you get the view source and column comments DDL statements, but table comments (comment on table myview IS 'foo';) are not present in the listing.
I am using version 8.0.4.1514; is this feature scheduled to be added in the beta for the next major...