M mkm Member Dec 20, 2019 #1 My query for active sessions return columns in order: N USERNAME SES SERIAL# SERVICE_NAME ... But in sessions window i see other order USERNAME SID SERIAL# OSUSER ... why? plsql developer 13.0.6.1911 Last edited: Dec 20, 2019
My query for active sessions return columns in order: N USERNAME SES SERIAL# SERVICE_NAME ... But in sessions window i see other order USERNAME SID SERIAL# OSUSER ... why? plsql developer 13.0.6.1911
Marco Kalter Administrator Staff member Dec 21, 2019 #1 If the session query starts with "select *" then the Session Window will implicitly move the identifying columns to the front, so that you can easily identify a session. If you explicitly select specific columns, this reordering will not occur.
If the session query starts with "select *" then the Session Window will implicitly move the identifying columns to the front, so that you can easily identify a session. If you explicitly select specific columns, this reordering will not occur.
M mkm Member Dec 30, 2019 #1 It's a bug, my query use pipelined function, because the request is complex, it's easier to propagate changes to projects. select * from table(PlsqlDeveloperPkg.ActiveSessions) Please, do so, at least if the request uses v$session Last edited: Dec 30, 2019
It's a bug, my query use pipelined function, because the request is complex, it's easier to propagate changes to projects. select * from table(PlsqlDeveloperPkg.ActiveSessions) Please, do so, at least if the request uses v$session
Marco Kalter Administrator Staff member Dec 30, 2019 #1 We'll enhance this. As a workaround you can specify: select s.* from table(PlsqlDeveloperPkg.ActiveSessions) s
We'll enhance this. As a workaround you can specify: select s.* from table(PlsqlDeveloperPkg.ActiveSessions) s