F Felix Member² Jul 9, 2021 #1 In a SQL Window the PL-SQL formatter indents the next SELECT statement. In the following example the 1st SELECT with get indented. Code: DECLARE r INTEGER; BEGIN r := 1; END; / SELECT 1 FROM dual; SELECT 1 FROM dual;
In a SQL Window the PL-SQL formatter indents the next SELECT statement. In the following example the 1st SELECT with get indented. Code: DECLARE r INTEGER; BEGIN r := 1; END; / SELECT 1 FROM dual; SELECT 1 FROM dual;
Marco Kalter Administrator Staff member Jul 10, 2021 #1 The PL/SQL Beautifier does not support scripts with multiple statements. It can only process single DML statements or PL/SQL Blocks. You would need to mark a statement or PL/SQL Block before invoking the beautifier.
The PL/SQL Beautifier does not support scripts with multiple statements. It can only process single DML statements or PL/SQL Blocks. You would need to mark a statement or PL/SQL Block before invoking the beautifier.