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Sorry Bernhard... I thought my solution had been already explored, was enough for me, sorry it's not for you... Good luck. Marco

I had the same problem. I went in the preferences and set CTRL+C in Edit/Copy and CTRL+V in Edit/Paste (and also CTRL+X in Edit/Cut). Everithing works fine.

I think I understood what you mean. When you set breakpoints on Program Windows it's positional and if you add or delete lines (or simply beautify the code) before the breakpoint it won't shift, but it stays on the line you originally put it. Obviously there's no workaround, but I can advice...

I had the same problem. I post here the reply that made me solve it. Hope this will help you too. Marco

I'm not objecting anything. You are definitely right, "It depends" on what you define "readable" or "not readable". In my opinion using the same alias in two parts of a UNION query makes it unreadable or readable with difficulties. I repeat, this is my humble opinion. For sure there's room...

I didn't say that! That's proof my guess is right on how PL/SQL Developer interprets the query as written by ScottMates. Sure it's a complication, but not only for PLSQLD, also for who is writing the query and more that that for who will have to read it! In my opinion using the same alias...

The statement you posted is definitely ONE query. My guess is the program takes the first one alias as "e" and ignores the second. For good function of the query itself I advice you to use different aliases... And I have to say that in my opinion that's the way it has to work. In fact if you...

Hi All, I have experienced this problem : - I open a new sqlwindow; - I type in a query that uses a DBlink; - I execute it and it returns its results; - If I let the window there for some minutes, when I try to close that specific window, it causes the program to hang and be not responding, so...

Claus, at first sight it all seems to be working fine. Thank you very much. Me and my colleagues appreciate your help very much!

Thanks for your reply, Claus. I tried doing what you suggested, I'll let you know if that works. On point 1 : I didn't have any entry enabled or disabled in Tools -> Preferences -> Oracle -> Compiler -> PL/SQL Warnings, so I inserted a "Disabled" line for All Warnings. On point 2 : Yes, I had...

Since we installed version 10.0.5.1710 we have noticed two strange things, never happened before. 1) When compiling any object that has errors the program notifies the error but does not display what the error is. We must close the object and re-open it to see what the error was. 2) We have...