The result grid of a maximized SQL Window gets "cropped up" after switching between SQL Windows (or to a SQL Window from another type of window) using Window menu.
Here's how to reproduce it (PL/SQL Developer 9.0.5.1648):
1. Open a SQL Window. Maximize it. Type select * from tabs. Execute.
2. Open another SQL Window. Maximize it. Type select * from tabs. Execute.
3. Use Window menu to switch to the first SQL Window. Everything should be OK.
4. Use Window menu to switch to the second SQL Window. The result grid will appear as if the SQL Window is not maximized. Clicking anywhere in the result grid may end up with an improperly rendered grid.
To fix the "cropped up" grid I have to either restore (or minimize) then maximize SQL Window, or re-execute.
I'm usually working in Program Window, so I hide the Window List and Objects navigator (to get more "real estate"). I use Window menu to switch between working windows a lot...
Ctrl+Tab or Ctrl+Shift+Tab don't have this problem, but let's face it, if I have 10+ windows open in one session, I won't use Ctrl+Tab...
Thanks.
IC
Here's how to reproduce it (PL/SQL Developer 9.0.5.1648):
1. Open a SQL Window. Maximize it. Type select * from tabs. Execute.
2. Open another SQL Window. Maximize it. Type select * from tabs. Execute.
3. Use Window menu to switch to the first SQL Window. Everything should be OK.
4. Use Window menu to switch to the second SQL Window. The result grid will appear as if the SQL Window is not maximized. Clicking anywhere in the result grid may end up with an improperly rendered grid.
To fix the "cropped up" grid I have to either restore (or minimize) then maximize SQL Window, or re-execute.
I'm usually working in Program Window, so I hide the Window List and Objects navigator (to get more "real estate"). I use Window menu to switch between working windows a lot...
Ctrl+Tab or Ctrl+Shift+Tab don't have this problem, but let's face it, if I have 10+ windows open in one session, I won't use Ctrl+Tab...
Thanks.
IC
