Rob Lorenz
Member
I'm using PL/SQL Developer 10.0.5.1710, and have been for several years. If a session is killed and I restart it, I generally get a list of sessions, based on connection info. I deal with a lot of databases, so the list can have a couple of dozen items. Once I pick the session, the various SQL/test/program windows would be populated with versions from the prior session.
A few weeks ago, I stopped getting the choice. It just restarted me with the windows from a specific session, which would have been on that list. I don't see a way to get to the other saved sessions. So, it is restoring windows, but has either stopped saving state, or has gotten confused about where the saved state is.
One day, I did get the list of saved sessions, but it was only once, and I've since gone back to restoring that same state.
Is there any way I can dig around and restart this behavior? I don't need to get the saved scripts (though that would be nice). I mainly want to be able to have the same scripts come up when I'm working in a given database.
A few weeks ago, I stopped getting the choice. It just restarted me with the windows from a specific session, which would have been on that list. I don't see a way to get to the other saved sessions. So, it is restoring windows, but has either stopped saving state, or has gotten confused about where the saved state is.
One day, I did get the list of saved sessions, but it was only once, and I've since gone back to restoring that same state.
Is there any way I can dig around and restart this behavior? I don't need to get the saved scripts (though that would be nice). I mainly want to be able to have the same scripts come up when I'm working in a given database.
