Lukasz Indeka
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Windows 11 + PL/SQL Developer 16 (64 bit) beta 8 (the problem occurred in earlier beta, but not sure in which) + Multi session mode
Steps to reproduce (I'm not sure if all are needed, but it happens with this sequence):
In real world, it happened with much more windows opened - and much more lost. I had to kill PL/SQL Developer because it froze. I'm not sure what triggers the problem.
Steps to reproduce (I'm not sure if all are needed, but it happens with this sequence):
- Open some SQL file with a query and run it.
- Session -> Log off -> All
- Open Test Window and add some code:
SQL:declare -- Local variables here i integer; begin -- Test statements here dbms_output.put_line('test'); end;
- Session -> Set Main Connection -> Recent -> Select some other connection than from the first SQL Window
- Run to the 6th line
- Open new SQL Window and run i.e.:
SQL:select sysdate from dual;
- Select the Test Window Tab
- In Windows(R) Task Manager select PL/SQL Developer and End task
- Run new instance of PL/SQL Developer
- On the Oracle Logon, log to the second connection
- On the Crasah Recovery, select Restore connections and choose killed
In real world, it happened with much more windows opened - and much more lost. I had to kill PL/SQL Developer because it froze. I'm not sure what triggers the problem.
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