/*
  The name + type results of these queries will be used by the Code Assistant
  if the "Describe Context" option is enabled. After typing 3 or more characters
  the Code Assistant will show a list of matching names.
  Separate multiple queries with semi-colons and use the :schema bind variable
  to restrict names to the currently connected user. 
  In case of an error the query results will be omitted. No error message will
  be displayed.
  Place this file in the PL/SQL Developer installation directory for all users,
  or in the "%APPDATA%\PLSQL Developer" directory for a specific user.
*/
select /*+ NO_PARALLEL*/ object_name, object_type
  from sys.dba_objects o
 where o.owner = :schema
   and o.object_type in ('TABLE', 'VIEW', 'PACKAGE','TYPE', 'PROCEDURE', 'FUNCTION', 'SEQUENCE')
;
select /*+ NO_PARALLEL*/object_name, object_type
  from (select connect_by_root(synonym_name) object_name,
               (select o.object_type
                  from sys.dba_objects o
                 where 1 = 1
                   and s.table_owner = o.owner
                   and s.table_name = o.object_name
                   and o.object_type in ('TABLE',
                                         'VIEW',
                                         'PACKAGE',
                                         'TYPE',
                                         'PROCEDURE',
                                         'FUNCTION',
                                         'SEQUENCE')) object_type
          from sys.dba_synonyms s
         where 1 = 1
           and connect_by_isleaf = 1
           and connect_by_iscycle = 0
         start with s.owner in ('PUBLIC', :SCHEMA)
        connect by nocycle s.owner = prior s.table_owner
               and s.synonym_name = prior s.table_name)
 where 1 = 1
   and object_type is not null
;
select /*+ NO_PARALLEL*/ db_link as object_name, 'DATABASE LINK' as object_type
  from sys.dba_db_links o
  where o.owner = :schema
     or o.owner = 'PUBLIC'
;