Hello all,
I'm working on a pl/sql project that involves some Object Types and Collections. This in my experience means that dependancy is - maybe more than otherwise - very important.
I added the DB objects that I'm working on to a project in PL/SQL developer and arranged the order so that when I compile (make/build) there are no dependancy issues.
The compiling runs smoothly, without any errors showing up in the 'Compiling...' window, but afterwards part of the objects in the item list show an icon next to it (to the left) indicating the object to be invalid (the little red cross).
Checking the same objects in the browser list (after refreshing) shows them to be perfectly valid.
Should I consider this to be a bug or is there possibly something I'm not doing 'just right'?
I'm working on a pl/sql project that involves some Object Types and Collections. This in my experience means that dependancy is - maybe more than otherwise - very important.
I added the DB objects that I'm working on to a project in PL/SQL developer and arranged the order so that when I compile (make/build) there are no dependancy issues.
The compiling runs smoothly, without any errors showing up in the 'Compiling...' window, but afterwards part of the objects in the item list show an icon next to it (to the left) indicating the object to be invalid (the little red cross).
Checking the same objects in the browser list (after refreshing) shows them to be perfectly valid.
Should I consider this to be a bug or is there possibly something I'm not doing 'just right'?
