Hi!
I just joined the forum, although I have been using PL/SQL daily for several years. PL/SQL developer is one of the best programs I have ever used in my 20 odd years in IT. Whenever I see a co-worker struggling with SQL-Worksheet (or even worse, SQL Plus), I always encourage them to request a copy of PL/SQL.
I love the attention to details and the emphasis on usability. One of these details that really tickles me are how PL/SQL remembers the location of the last file you opened/saved, for EACH type of file (SQL, command etc). Very cool!
Another great feature is the drag and drop of column names. The special paste in Java format is really nifty. The beautifier instantly makes those monster multipage queries so much easier to debug.
The only area where I find PL/SQL less intuitive and easy to use is with the edit - search and replace operations, in particular in conjuction with selected text. It always seems to take me 2 or 3 trys to get the right menu choice for what I want to do. After an initial bad experience in the heat of meeting a deadline, I adopted the habit of copying to TextPad, doing my search and replace, and then pasting back into PL/SQL. I suppose I should take the time to learn the PL/SQL equivalents, but hey, I'm impatient and lazy (a typical programmer?)
I was wondering if you have any plans for integration with Rational ClearCase source control? In the meantime, any chance of allowing a file to be checked out (ie remove read-only attribute) without having to close it and re-open it in PL/SQL to make it modifiable?
Keep up the great work!

I just joined the forum, although I have been using PL/SQL daily for several years. PL/SQL developer is one of the best programs I have ever used in my 20 odd years in IT. Whenever I see a co-worker struggling with SQL-Worksheet (or even worse, SQL Plus), I always encourage them to request a copy of PL/SQL.
I love the attention to details and the emphasis on usability. One of these details that really tickles me are how PL/SQL remembers the location of the last file you opened/saved, for EACH type of file (SQL, command etc). Very cool!

Another great feature is the drag and drop of column names. The special paste in Java format is really nifty. The beautifier instantly makes those monster multipage queries so much easier to debug.
The only area where I find PL/SQL less intuitive and easy to use is with the edit - search and replace operations, in particular in conjuction with selected text. It always seems to take me 2 or 3 trys to get the right menu choice for what I want to do. After an initial bad experience in the heat of meeting a deadline, I adopted the habit of copying to TextPad, doing my search and replace, and then pasting back into PL/SQL. I suppose I should take the time to learn the PL/SQL equivalents, but hey, I'm impatient and lazy (a typical programmer?)
I was wondering if you have any plans for integration with Rational ClearCase source control? In the meantime, any chance of allowing a file to be checked out (ie remove read-only attribute) without having to close it and re-open it in PL/SQL to make it modifiable?
Keep up the great work!
