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I just defined four new connections yesterday, no crash, or problems, but today they are missing. The first two that I added (separately) are there.. anything I need to do to save the setup?
It should not be necessary. Your changes are immediately saved to the user settings file.
From the menu: Tools->Define Connections, then the dialog that comes up has Export and Import buttons on the right-hand side.
That's assuming you use the Connections panel. If you use the stuff in Tools->Preferences->Logon History->Fixed Users then I think you can just use copy&paste.
That's assuming you use the Connections panel. If you use the stuff in Tools->Preferences->Logon History->Fixed Users then I think you can just use copy&paste.
TY so much! I have one more question??
My new laptop is Windows 7 64 bit; our Oracle 12c database is 64 bit.
I only found the oracle client for 64 bit, but PLSql Dev only works on 32 bit client??
Please advise, as my new PLSql Dev installation cannot find my Oracle Home (and my tnsnames.ora file).
My new laptop is Windows 7 64 bit; our Oracle 12c database is 64 bit.
I only found the oracle client for 64 bit, but PLSql Dev only works on 32 bit client??
Please advise, as my new PLSql Dev installation cannot find my Oracle Home (and my tnsnames.ora file).
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I use the 32bit instant client and the set-up described in this thread.
Alternatively you can wait for PL/SQL Developer 11.0.4 64bit, which is currently in Beta and was scheduled for December 2015 so should be released very soon.
Alternatively you can wait for PL/SQL Developer 11.0.4 64bit, which is currently in Beta and was scheduled for December 2015 so should be released very soon.
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