M MikeG62 Member Aug 18, 2014 #1 Hi. The database I work on has an unusually high amount of users. Would it be possible to see only the single user I work on whe I log in? Can this be done with an Oracle query, or a menu in PLSQL Developer itself?
Hi. The database I work on has an unusually high amount of users. Would it be possible to see only the single user I work on whe I log in? Can this be done with an Oracle query, or a menu in PLSQL Developer itself?
Marco Kalter Administrator Staff member Aug 19, 2014 #1 Can you let me know to which user list you are referring specifically?
M MikeG62 Member Aug 25, 2014 #1 Hi Marco, I am referring to the Schema's, which is on the left hand side, under the heading Objects. Thanks
Hi Marco, I am referring to the Schema's, which is on the left hand side, under the heading Objects. Thanks
Maxmix Member³ Aug 25, 2014 #1 MikeG2, Try this: Put in the textbox Tools|Preferences|UserInterface|ObjectBrowser|UserSelectorWhereClause(for sys.all_users_view) a text like username='USERSCOTT' Click to expand... This method could reset your choice on each reconnect (meaning you will have to reselect your USERSCOTT every time you change the connection). Alternatively, create new browser filter (Tools|DefineBrowserFilters), and in Where clause box, put the predicate owner in ('USERSCOTT') Click to expand... You could also make just created browser filter the default by checking corresponding option. Last edited: Aug 25, 2014
MikeG2, Try this: Put in the textbox Tools|Preferences|UserInterface|ObjectBrowser|UserSelectorWhereClause(for sys.all_users_view) a text like username='USERSCOTT' Click to expand... This method could reset your choice on each reconnect (meaning you will have to reselect your USERSCOTT every time you change the connection). Alternatively, create new browser filter (Tools|DefineBrowserFilters), and in Where clause box, put the predicate owner in ('USERSCOTT') Click to expand... You could also make just created browser filter the default by checking corresponding option.