Well, the Font preferences only let you specify a display character for space, tab and line break. We do get issues sometimes with MS Teams substiituting nonbreaking space (chr(160) / A0) so maybe it would be nice to be able to set a few more custom ones.
Can you go to Preferences > User Interface > Options, click on the "DSA Dialogs" button at the bottom of the page, and check if there is a line like this in the text that is subsequently displayed?
I have added this to the list of enhancement requests. Note you can currently already filter statements by righ-clicking on the list and selecting "All users" or "Current user".
I noticed the same thing. I was just searching the forum for a solution and came across this thread. I have been using PL/SQL for over two decades. We recently renewed our license with a new version, but after a few hours of use I was quite disappointed with the new version. Freezes are very common in the PL/SQL editor. Sometimes it's about delays that are measured in milliseconds, and sometimes it's about few seconds. When using Copy/Paste, it is more than obvious. I will use older version and wait to see if there will be some fix in new releases.
or the window list instead of tabs? I suppose I also like the window list more because it saves vertical space on my wide screen monitor... And indeed I have control over the order of the tabs, with desktop saving and projects even across sessions.
How can I load plugin information on the login page, I would appreciate it if you could provide a simple demo. Thank you very much! Starting PL/SQL Developer Version 6.0.6.947
Reading preferences Reading keywords Logging on... cancelled Loading Plug-Ins.... Loading cnplug v1.5.107 by marc wang... Loading Desktop
Is this thread still monitored or should I start a new thread? Not sure if this is a Windows 11 update incompatibility or an error introduced in a later version of PSD. In both cases it would be nice if this were sorted out. The freezes are quite often and very annoying.
Can you remove the lines with "ExceptionAt"? When the error occurs again, click on the "Don't show this message again" option and click on the "OK" button to close the message box.
Any thoughts on this ? We would like to use unicode databases alongside the classic ones ... but that error will stop us from succeed. It´s not feaseble to have dual programs for each database kind.
OK I just resolved this issue (and the problem updating the AutoReplace.txt file) myself by giving ownership of the PLSQL Developer 15 directory (and all sub directories) to the Administrators group in Windows 10 (previously the directory was owned by SYSTEM) - this may help others with the same issues (if there are any!)