Marco,
A couple things happened here at this all Toad shop that left me a tad embarrassed, which I've never been before with PL/SQL Developer at my disposal.
I think it is time to enrich the icons you use in the browser to indicate different types of otherwise similar objects, like partitioned vs. IOT vs. temp tables. I REALLY need a way to distinguish a package that has been compiled with debug info vs. one that has not.
If I right click a package and check the "Add debug information" option to add debugging capability, it makes sense that clicking it again would remove the check and recompile it without the debug info. It seems there's no visual way of removing debug from packages. I have to use the browser extender or manually recompile it. Hope I'm not missing something obvious.
So I'd love a visual way in the browser to see when something has debug info and a visual way of removing it. Thanks!
A couple things happened here at this all Toad shop that left me a tad embarrassed, which I've never been before with PL/SQL Developer at my disposal.
I think it is time to enrich the icons you use in the browser to indicate different types of otherwise similar objects, like partitioned vs. IOT vs. temp tables. I REALLY need a way to distinguish a package that has been compiled with debug info vs. one that has not.
If I right click a package and check the "Add debug information" option to add debugging capability, it makes sense that clicking it again would remove the check and recompile it without the debug info. It seems there's no visual way of removing debug from packages. I have to use the browser extender or manually recompile it. Hope I'm not missing something obvious.
So I'd love a visual way in the browser to see when something has debug info and a visual way of removing it. Thanks!
