At first, big thanks for excellent product! I'm using it for years since v.7.
Sorry for my bad English, but I want to ask some wishes to PLSQLdev:
1. An option (or not option, but the only behavior), that makes possible to always show a scheme name in source of DB object (e.g. text of package).
2. In DBMS Scheduler interface reading of "Run details" tab on demand. Now opening of job details on our DB takes about 1 minute.
3. Open source of some package (or any other object), then close the PLD application. Then reopen PLD, we see that source text reopened from DB, but "Compiled?" bar of window is yellow. That behavior starts from v9 of PLD, in 8'th version this bar was black, as it have to.
4. PLD app hangs in "Compile Invalid Objects" when start to compile, then switch to other application, until compilation completes. Maybe, you can make it in other thread or session, like any SQL-window sessions?
5. When a long-time operation is in progress (like "Compile Invalid Objects"), and PLD hangs on it, starting a new instance of PLD takes a lot of time (about a minute).
Sorry for my bad English, but I want to ask some wishes to PLSQLdev:
1. An option (or not option, but the only behavior), that makes possible to always show a scheme name in source of DB object (e.g. text of package).
2. In DBMS Scheduler interface reading of "Run details" tab on demand. Now opening of job details on our DB takes about 1 minute.
3. Open source of some package (or any other object), then close the PLD application. Then reopen PLD, we see that source text reopened from DB, but "Compiled?" bar of window is yellow. That behavior starts from v9 of PLD, in 8'th version this bar was black, as it have to.
4. PLD app hangs in "Compile Invalid Objects" when start to compile, then switch to other application, until compilation completes. Maybe, you can make it in other thread or session, like any SQL-window sessions?
5. When a long-time operation is in progress (like "Compile Invalid Objects"), and PLD hangs on it, starting a new instance of PLD takes a lot of time (about a minute).
