Claus Pedersen
Member³
When refactoring/renaming e.g. a variable name, there is no warning (red underline, warning dialogue or similar) when the identifier name exceeds 30 characters in length (on database versions less than 12.2, where the max. identifier length will be 128).
Also, when naming identifiers with double quotes (to e.g. make the name case sensitive) in e.g. a package, no warning is given when identifier length is too long.
E.g.:
"This identifier length is OK": identifier length is OK
"This identifier length is not OK": identifier length is too long (32 characters), but no visual warning is given
Also, when naming identifiers with double quotes (to e.g. make the name case sensitive) in e.g. a package, no warning is given when identifier length is too long.
E.g.:
"This identifier length is OK": identifier length is OK
"This identifier length is not OK": identifier length is too long (32 characters), but no visual warning is given
