Recent content by The Cleaner

Oh wow, that command line parameter worked GREAT! Thank you very, very much !!!

Hi Stew, Yes, I agree it is nasty. This is a well known workaround from previous versions. And, yes I do expect the program to recover after that. That is precisely what the recovery function is for. Its a great feature that works most of the time. Prior to what Marco has just told me in...

I'm glad I posted my rar command here. Because for whatever reason, the program deleted everything in my PLS-Recovery directory. The batch file, all of my archives, everything. I am officially giving up on the auto-recovery feature.

Oh no, I'm using Windows XP professional. Thanks a bunch Marco, I definitely appreciate it. This is one of those things where if I had my work organized, there wouldn't be an issue. But there is that situation where you have clutter and you simply have to leave. Ok strangely enough, four...

Ok, I know there is a better way to pickup where you left off without saving all of your files then doing the old CTRL-ALT-DELETE and killing the program trick. But I've been doing that for so long its like second nature now. I've also written a short cmd file to back up the recovery files so...

While we are at it, it would be SUPER to have a splitter for the windows list so that I wouldn't have to undock it when I have a large amount of windows. When I have a great deal of windows loaded, I notice a severe slowdown on the refresh of the windows list when docked. Another reason that I...

Maybe there is a way to do this already, but a large source of frustration for me is that everytime I start the Program, I get my windows loaded in a seemingly random fashion. I've used Window\Save Layout, still have the problem. I've directly edited the .dsk file which worked, but was...

Thank you kindly for the quick response. I'm giving it a try now!

My system seems to timeout its database connections to Oracle quite rapidly. This may be a DBA settings issue or something on my local system. My question is this: Is there a way to have PL/SQL developer perform some sort of keep alive feature? Like maybe a "Ping" every so often to ensure...