Thomas Svensen
Member²
Hi,
I have encountered two bugs lately that are both related to editing varchar2 columns.
1. If you mark & copy a complete row and paste it into an empty row, all double quotes (") are removed.
2. If a varchar2 column contains a character with ascii value 0 (zero), all characters following that character are "invisible". But other applications manage this, e.g. SQL*Plus.
Both of these errors caused me days of bug tracking in client code etc. Anyway, I think no. 1 is a rather serious bug, while I'll admit 2. is more of a special case. Still, 2. is REALLY hard to work out.
Any chance of these bugs being fixed?
While I'm at it: a proper "duplicate row" function would be very cool! Just right-clicking on the left-most column could show a "Dupliate row" choice. My guess is that solving 1. could be easier that way, since it would not require using the Windows clipboard. Just my 2c...
Otherwise, keep up the work with a very nice product
- Thomas s.
I have encountered two bugs lately that are both related to editing varchar2 columns.
1. If you mark & copy a complete row and paste it into an empty row, all double quotes (") are removed.
2. If a varchar2 column contains a character with ascii value 0 (zero), all characters following that character are "invisible". But other applications manage this, e.g. SQL*Plus.
Both of these errors caused me days of bug tracking in client code etc. Anyway, I think no. 1 is a rather serious bug, while I'll admit 2. is more of a special case. Still, 2. is REALLY hard to work out.
Any chance of these bugs being fixed?
While I'm at it: a proper "duplicate row" function would be very cool! Just right-clicking on the left-most column could show a "Dupliate row" choice. My guess is that solving 1. could be easier that way, since it would not require using the Windows clipboard. Just my 2c...
Otherwise, keep up the work with a very nice product
- Thomas s.
