PL/SQL Developer 11.0 released

[Roeland]

Hi,

I'm happy for you guys that the new version is released, but are there some more bugs resolved between Beta 9 and the release?
If yes, could you provide us with a list?

Could you also move the topics that are in Beta and not yet resolved to this forum? I would hate to lose all the work that has been done.

Thanks a lot!

 

[Marco Kalter]

Fixes since beta 9:

• Switching windows in the Window List could maximize the main window
• Insert column highlighting did not always work
• Variable highlighting did not work within Update statements
• Template folders could only be deleted when empty
• With "Save always as UTF8" preference enabled, files would not be saved correctly
• Define statistics dialog is now sizeable

 

[Benjamin L]

Hi Marco,

how will you handle the "other issues", Roeland has addressed?

Will there be any transparent information on which you are working on?
As you could see while the beta phase your comunity is willing to help you in testing and delivering helpful informations, cause we all like the IDE.

But espescially for some old bugs/enhancment request, there where no reaction. And we can stop taking effort in testing issues on which you aren't interested to fix.

Regards Benjamin

 

[Tichij]

Variable highlighting still did not work within Insert statement.

When I put cursor on variable name in declaration section of procedure (in the SQL Window or Program Window), highlighting is working correct, but when I put cursor on variable name in Insert statement, PLSD highlights declaration, but not variable name...

Example:

PROCEDURE p_Put_ErrLog(pc_obj IN VARCHAR2,
                       pc_err IN VARCHAR2) IS
BEGIN
  INSERT INTO ERR_LOG
   (log_obj, log_txt)
  VALUES
   (pc_obj, pc_err);
  COMMIT;
END p_Put_ErrLog;

 

[Marco Kalter]

This is indeed a restriction. The insert column highlighting takes precedence.

 

[Claus Pedersen]

This must count as a bug. A new feature that inadvertently destroys a previously working feature must be corrected in order to make the old feature work again.
This is not a "restriction", it's a bug.