Invisible 'confirm' dialogue box on compile of code


I've a bug which i'm not sure whether is a problem with the software, or as a result of me being naughty and running under wine on linux.

When I try to compile an object (funcs, procs,pkg, trig,etc) I get an invisible popup but I can see the border and title - the title just says 'confirm'. I've tried clicking randomly in it to try and figure out if a button or two are hidden in there somewhere, but to no avail. Is this something you've come across before? Or am I alone in this?

Once this happens I have no option but to kill PL/SQL Dev, lose my changes and start again.

Anybody else out there noticed this? It's only started to happen since I upgraded to the latest v10.0.1.1694 a week or so ago.
 
I assume this is a Wine issue. To prevent this confirmation you can go to Tools > Preferences > User Interface / Options, press the "DSA Dialogs" button, and add the following line:

CDIFFUSER=6

This will suppress the "Object is owned by a different user. Continue compilation anyway?" warning, which I assume you are experiencing.
 
It is - i've just fired up v9.XXX to see how that performs - that works perfectly and displays the popup in all it's glory.
So, whilst i'm accepting that it's down to Wine, something must also have changed in your code to something that Wine cannot handle properly.

I'll put the workaround in.

Oh what i'd give for a stable fully functioning linux pl/sql IDE.
 
I'm still falling foul of this for other popups.
Marco, do you have a full list of what criteria I can add to "DSA Dialog" , so I don't get bothered by this?

I've upgraded wine but i'm still getting the issue. It's a pain!
Nobody out there experiencing this? Am I alone? Which would point to a config issue?!

Thanks
 
I'm getting invidible popups at times when i'm just running sql - i'm not sure what they are supposed to be alerting me to, just that they popup, be invisible and cause me to lose work.
Regardless of whether is a compilation popup or whatever, do you have a list of ALL the dialogue populs that your software will generate so I can set them to not show?
It would be very much appreciated.

Also, is there anything I can give you that would help you point a finger at where the problem lies? It's likely a wine issue, but I just don't know for certain. Is there an error dump created anywhere? Anything at all?
 
Unfortunately I don't have such a list. In any case it's doubtful that they can all be suppressed.

Perhaps you can contact a Wine support representative or search a Wine forum for similar problems?
 
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