Greetings!
Wenever I put a statement like
select * from dual where 1=:x
PL/SQLDeveloper hangs up saying Access violation at address 60537987 in module 'oracommon9.dll'. Read of address 00000000.
my configuration is
w2k sp3, oracle client 9.0.1,
PL/SQLDeveloper 5.1.3.704
Yes, I khow that PL/SQLDeveloper doesn't support such syntax but why should it crash?
From time to time I need to copy statements into PL/SQLDeveloper from other tools and sometimes I forget to change ":" to "&". It's really sad to have that crash again and again.
I've already asked the question before but
as far as can see there's no fix so far.
Is it a HUGE work just to put a try block into your code?
Respectfully,
Denis
Wenever I put a statement like
select * from dual where 1=:x
PL/SQLDeveloper hangs up saying Access violation at address 60537987 in module 'oracommon9.dll'. Read of address 00000000.
my configuration is
w2k sp3, oracle client 9.0.1,
PL/SQLDeveloper 5.1.3.704
Yes, I khow that PL/SQLDeveloper doesn't support such syntax but why should it crash?
From time to time I need to copy statements into PL/SQLDeveloper from other tools and sometimes I forget to change ":" to "&". It's really sad to have that crash again and again.
I've already asked the question before but
as far as can see there's no fix so far.
Is it a HUGE work just to put a try block into your code?
Respectfully,
Denis