SQL Window: Bug/Request

[ScottMattes]

I ran a query that returned a large number of rows that exceeded the PC's storage. Hoping to salvage something, and while the result set was still present, I then opened a new SQL Window and tried a SQL for just one row and got the msg 'thread creation error. not enough storage...'. So I tried closing this new SQL window and was told I couldn't because the Query was still active. I noticed that the Break button was active, so I clicked it and got the same 'thread creation error. not enough storage...' msg.

p.s. in addition, I had to ctl-alt-del to kill the PLSD session so that I could reboot. ugh

Is it possible that when errors like this happen, the very first one about not enough storage, that PLSD would not leave the window in such a state where it can't be closed?

 

[Marco Kalter]

We will add a resource limitation in the next release, so that PL/SQL Developer does not become unusable in this situation.