Connection Indicators

[michaelbohler]

Hello,

I am running PL/SQL Developer version 9.0.4.1644.

I use the Connection Indicators defined as so:
sys@* - Green
system@* - Green
mbohler@* - Blue
*@* - Orange

Set toolbar indicator - checked
Set window indicator - checked
Set editor background color - checked

I am using Single session Session Mode.

Previously in version 8:
connect as sys or system
-> green editor screen

connect as mbohler
- > blue editor screen

connect as any other user
-> orange editor screen

Session / Log off
-> editor screen goes white

Now in version 9 the color does not go white (indicating that I have logged off), it stays the prior color of the user I was logged on as. Can I make this work as before or do you need to make a program change?

Thanks for your response.

 

[Marco Kalter]

The connection indicator shows the color for the connection of the top window. Changing the main connection will not affect the connection of the top window, so nothing will visually change.

If you prefer to use one connection for all windows (like 8.0), then you can go to Tools > Preferences > Oracle / Connection and disable the "Allow multiple connections" option.

 

[ivancek26]

Hello!

My version is 9.0.6.1665 (but the same problem is on each 9.x version)

I have disabled option "Allow multiple connections", but after logoff the color does not go white (same problem as user michaelbohler).
After logoff toolbar indicator disappeared, but color of (eg. SQL window) does not change.

Thanx

 

[Marco Kalter]

You're right, the editor background color remains. We'll fix it.