adrian_star
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Hello,
I would like to propose a small usability improvement for the Connections window in PL/SQL Developer.
Currently, it is not possible to copy the name of a selected schema directly from this list.
The only available option related to copying is: Right click → Copy list which copies the entire list of connections. However, there is no option to copy the name of a single selected schema.
Possible implementation options:
This is a small feature but would make the Connections window more convenient and consistent with typical clipboard interactions in modern tools.
Thank you for considering this enhancement.
Best regards,
Adrian
I would like to propose a small usability improvement for the Connections window in PL/SQL Developer.
Current
In the Connections module, there is a tree/list of available schemas that users can connect to. This list is frequently used when switching between different database users.Currently, it is not possible to copy the name of a selected schema directly from this list.
The only available option related to copying is: Right click → Copy list which copies the entire list of connections. However, there is no option to copy the name of a single selected schema.
Suggested enhancement
Allow users to copy the name of the currently selected schema in the Connections list.Possible implementation options:
- Support the standard shortcut Ctrl + C
- Add a context menu option such as “Copy schema name”
- Allow copying the selected entry text directly to the clipboard
Why this matters
This would be useful in many everyday situations, for example:- Administrative or maintenance tasks
- Writing scripts or documentation
- Referencing schema names in SQL scripts
- Sharing schema names in communication with team members
- Preparing configuration files or deployment scripts
Benefits
Adding this functionality would:- Improve usability
- Reduce manual typing errors
This is a small feature but would make the Connections window more convenient and consistent with typical clipboard interactions in modern tools.
Thank you for considering this enhancement.
Best regards,
Adrian