... no only " Search List" and "Bookmarks".
As already described, the menu option “View | Window list” activated. Disabling and re-enabling will make the window list available again.

It's a local drive, but not the same partition as the Windows or PL/SQL Developer. It is actually the second HDD drive. The system is on smaller SSD.

What exactly do you mean by "the main schema section"?

This seems to work fine for me. Is the file located on a local drive or on a network drive or share?

You have complete control over the context that will be sent. If you go to Configure > AI, and click the "Functions" tab page, you can see the exact text that will be sent to the AI System for each function.

The table definitions that will be included are controlled by the following variable in the "Prompt":

{TABLE_CONTEXT PREFIX="Assuming the following Oracle Table definitions:"}

If you remove this line from the prompt, these table definitions will not be sent. Table data will never be sent.

The AI output will now be less specific to your data model of course.

For more information, see chapter 16.3 "AI Configuration" in the User's Guide.

Hi,

Steps to reproduce:
1. Open any file.
2. Change the file outside the PL/SQL Developer.
3. Go back to the PL/SQL window.

Results:
In PL/SQL Developer 15, for any external change of the already opened file, a message box asking for reload of the file appears. In the 16th version - dialog doesn't appear.

My change operation was a branch switch in the git Bash command line window.

Did you use the same PL/SQL Developer version on the old laptop? If so, can you compare the setting on the Preferences > Oracle > Connection screen?

To the right of the " Search List" and "Bookmarks" tabs you have a left and right scroll button. Is the Window List tab available if you click on these buttons?

Great! Everything works

I want to use non-uppercase schema names. They are showing up under "Users" but not in the main schema section unless I restart PLsql dev. How do I fix this?

NM, I got it worked out with the Oracle instant client

(Using a wallet)

I have the trial version installed, how do I connect to OCI Autonomous db?

What exactly is meant by "< or > button on the the tab list"?
When I end the full screen mode with <Ctrl><F11>, the status is as shown in image 202410111.
Tested in version 16.0.0.2134 beta (64 bit)

Point 1 has indeed not yet been fixed.

This should indeed have fixed it. In you final (3rd) screenshot above, is the Window List available if you click on the < or > button on the the tab list?

This is indeed not correct! We'll fix it.

Point 2 has been corrected and now correctly shows "Loading Desktop".

Point 1: Without change. The structure of the individual windows can still be observed and takes a considerable amount of time (probably also due to the constant rendering).

Best regards

I assume that point "Leaving Full Screen mode would not restore all dockable tools correctly" from the release notes for Beta 4 refers to this thread.
Unfortunately, my test did not reveal any change to the behavior described.

Best regards

Hi,
I read that there is new AI support for PL/SQL Developer. I'm happy to hear that development is heading in that direction.

However, I have a small concern about using the AI. How do I know what is being sent in the context? My data structure is proprietary to my company, and I am not allowed to share it in the context. Obviously, I can't send the data itself either.

Is there a way to know what is being sent?
Is there an option to disable context sharing?

Thank you very much.

Best regards,
Alexander

I go to the font settings dialog. Default font size is 7.
I change font size to 8. Then pressing Ok and again Ok.
Then I return to font settings and see that nothing changed, the size is the same as before the change - 7.

This has been solved in beta 4, thanks!

This has been solved in beta 4, thanks!

We'll see if we can enhance this.

We have released PL/SQL Developer 16.0 Beta 4 with the following enhancements:

• Accessing View objects could cause an Access Violation
• FOR loops could cause PL/SQL Beautifier / Parser errors
• Preference "Export to Excel with Text Formatting" added (default on)
• Preference Search could cause Access Violations
• Window List text could be misaligned when status icons were disabled
• Connection List could display an "Invalid Index" error
• Program Window declaration hint could display too much text
• FTP Plug-In could cause Access Violations
• Splash screen could incorrectly show "Loading Workset"
• IDE Layout is now preserved even if AutoSave Desktop is disabled
• Leaving Full Screen mode would not restore all dockable tools correctly
• Improved error handling when exporting rows to Excel
• The Code Assistant now also provides an (all) option and multi-select for inline view field lists
• Object functions "Properties" and "Describe" did not properly handle errors
• Compare User Objects and Compare Table Data did not handle target session logoff errors correctly
• Buttons with a dropdown list did not have the correct visual style in dark mode

It can be downloaded here.