Program is no longer shown with title e.g. - PL/SQL Developer -

Claus Pedersen

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In version 15, the program title in window and task bar was shown as e.g. "sys@xe - PL/SQL Developer - FInd Database Objects" (or View STANDARD), depending of open window in PLD.

In version 16 beta 8 is only shown: "sys@xe - PL/SQL Developer Beta" (and no info on active window)
 
It seems to behave the same in version 15.0 and 16.0 (latest Beta 8):

In Single Document Mode (maximized document windows), the active window is included in the main window title and taskbar icon.

In Multiple Document Mode, the active window is not included in the main window title and taskbar icon.

Can you confirm with the latest beta?
 
I am using beta 8, log on as sys@xepdb1 as sysdba, have checked "Single document". The main window title is "sys@xepdb1 as SYSDBA - PL/SQL Developer Beta". The taskbar icon title is the same.

I view table dual, the main window title is still the same, whereas the taskbar icon title is correctly "sys@xepdb1 as SYSDBA - PL/SQL Developer Beta - [DUAL]"

If I open a new SQL window, the main window title stays the same whereas the taskbar icon title is now "sys@xepdb1 as SYSDBA - PL/SQL Developer Beta - [SQL Window]"

So the taskbar icon title is updated with the current active window, whereas the main window title always stays the same.

My version is 16.0.0.2138 Beta (64 bit) and I am using Windows 10, build 19045
 
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I can now partly reproduce:
1. Open PLD, it shows the logon dialog and I select SYS from Recent users.
2. I randomly view some packages, tables and make a select on user_source
3. The program window title always says "sys@xepdb1 as SYSDBA - PL/SQL Developer Beta"
4. But when I change to another user, the title now says "user1@xepdb1 - PL/SQL Developer Beta - SELECT * FROM user_source"
5 When I change to another tab page, the title stays the same, but when i shift back to e.g. SYS user, then window title is updated to show current tab page

I do not know if this helps?
 
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