PL/SQL Devoloper!
- Thread starter arun_rs
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Can you reproduce this? If so, can you let me know the exact steps?
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Marco Kalter
Allround Automations
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Marco Kalter
Allround Automations
Yes! I can. When I am running a query or when I am editing a package, the PL/SQL Developer takes the control away from me and the tab at the left bottom starts bouncing back and forth for a while before it gives me back the control. It is happening to all the developers here and everyone is irritated because of this. Thanks for the help.
Surely this doesn't happen always when you are running a query? I would like to know the exact steps that reproduce the problem if possible. Can you let me know?
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Marco Kalter
Allround Automations
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Marco Kalter
Allround Automations
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This problem happens when you have a lot of windows open. I seems as if PL/SQL Developer wants to initialize something. When you set the scrollbar to the top, the problem is gone (since it doesn't redraw then).
I don't know if it has something to do with whether you are using multi-session Session Mode as opposed to single-session mode. Haven't tried that yet.
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I don't know if it has something to do with whether you are using multi-session Session Mode as opposed to single-session mode. Haven't tried that yet.
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We'll check it out.
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Marco Kalter
Allround Automations
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Marco Kalter
Allround Automations
I can reproduce the problem in this way:
After opening 9 (or more) windows (eg. sql windows, program windows) a slider appears in order to navigate trough all entries of window list.
Fist place the slider to top (entry for window 9 is not on screen) and execute a select in window 2 - all is fine. But if you
place slider to bottom (entry for window 2 is still on screen) and ounce again execute statement in window 2, something is happend with the window list.
This similar problem can be shown with a floating list: If you add so many windows, that the list can not be shown comletely on the screen you can see a slider for a moment but then it flickers and the slider disappears. I thin the 2 problems are related but the 2. is not relevant in real live using (or are their users open 40+ cuncurent windoes?).
After opening 9 (or more) windows (eg. sql windows, program windows) a slider appears in order to navigate trough all entries of window list.
Fist place the slider to top (entry for window 9 is not on screen) and execute a select in window 2 - all is fine. But if you
place slider to bottom (entry for window 2 is still on screen) and ounce again execute statement in window 2, something is happend with the window list.
This similar problem can be shown with a floating list: If you add so many windows, that the list can not be shown comletely on the screen you can see a slider for a moment but then it flickers and the slider disappears. I thin the 2 problems are related but the 2. is not relevant in real live using (or are their users open 40+ cuncurent windoes?).
