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    Feature Request: compare table data on tables with CLOBs

    Ok maybe I will try this. But where in the menu do I find the feature "Update database"?
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    Feature Request: compare table data on tables with CLOBs

    Hello, for us it would be very useful to have a comparison tool for table data that includes the functionality of comparing CLOB colums. Currently only tables without CLOBs are working. Would it be possible to enhance the PLSQL Developer to be able to compare CLOBs as well? Thanks
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    Enhancement to compare objects

    Hello, on this, I would have another request. I would also need to know which objects have been dropped using the compare functionality. Which means, if I have a development system and a production system synchronised, where I drop i.e. a trigger in the development system (because of a bug...
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    execute a select statement during debugging

    Hey Scott, now I understand, it worked - thanks a lot! This will help me a lot in my work pretty much! Regards
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    execute a select statement during debugging

    Thanks for the advise, but unfortunatly this code is not working. Can I really define a cursor between "begin" and "end". When I try to define a cursor in the "declare" section with doubledot, I get an error PLS-00103: Found the symbol "" as following was expected... Any further advice? Thanks
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    execute a select statement during debugging

    Wouldn't it be possible for the PL/SQL-Developer to inject the query code dynamically into the executed code (hidden) and display the results as a collection variable? This would be a great feature (feature request ;-) thx
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    execute a select statement during debugging

    Hello, I really enjoy using the feature "Testwindow Debugging" in PL/SQL-Developer. Unfortunatly our code is extremly complex and during debugging I would need to execute a select query to check the data manipulation in the current session in order to check what was the result of i.e. an...
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