1. When I use an explicit cursor I write something like this:
cursor c_rent;
fetch c_rent into r_rent;
close c_rent;
But PL/SQL Beautifier changes it to:
cursor c_rent;
fetch c_rent
into r_rent;
close c_rent;
I must admit that I don't like it at all. But I can't change this behaviour. Are you going to give me a choice in the next release?
2. PL/SQL Beautifier always format assignment to variable. But sometimes it looks very strange especially when I assign value to "short" variable and next to "long" variable:
i := 1;
r_rent.automobil := 'XXX';
And again I can't change this behaviour. Maybe in the next release?
PK
cursor c_rent;
fetch c_rent into r_rent;
close c_rent;
But PL/SQL Beautifier changes it to:
cursor c_rent;
fetch c_rent
into r_rent;
close c_rent;
I must admit that I don't like it at all. But I can't change this behaviour. Are you going to give me a choice in the next release?
2. PL/SQL Beautifier always format assignment to variable. But sometimes it looks very strange especially when I assign value to "short" variable and next to "long" variable:
i := 1;
r_rent.automobil := 'XXX';
And again I can't change this behaviour. Maybe in the next release?
PK
