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[quote=ras]Please, don't forget about promises to make version 9 multi-db and multi-schemas connection enable. To work like toad, in one copy of program with many databases and many schemas in it.[/quote]

If so, I hope there'll be an option to disable this feature

Yeah, so do I.


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9 to go!!!

[quote=William Robertson][quote=ras]Please, don't forget about promises to make version 9 multi-db and multi-schemas connection enable. To work like toad, in one copy of program with many databases and many schemas in it.[/quote]

If so, I hope there'll be an option to disable this feature [/quote]

Of course, so many men so many opinions
But this feature, i think, will attract attention of many TOAD users. For lower price

[quote=ras]But this feature, i think, will attract attention of many TOAD users. For lower price [/quote]

I think this behavior might be messy/dangerous, so I'd rather avoid it and keep the "lower price", along with great support, performance, features, and so on.


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[quote=Gustavo][quote=ras]But this feature, i think, will attract attention of many TOAD users. For lower price [/quote]

I think this behavior might be messy/dangerous, so I'd rather avoid it and keep the "lower price", along with great support, performance, features, and so on.
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What messy? And technically, what dangerous it might be?
PL/SQL developer uses not only developers, but DBA's, like me.
And i like very much this program, but, as DBA, a have to monitor and operate not only one DB, but several. And for me it isn't very comfortable to have >10 copies of program and switch between them.
And my friends DBA's don't like TOAD, but uses it only because this option.
But if it so dangerous, it will be perfect, to have a choice to make this option enable/disable

[quote]There is no paramter Info (popup) when you write a Function/Procedure[/quote]
What is "parameter info (popup)"? Just wondering what you mean...

The thing that sometimes catches me out on the Program window is if you miss out "or replace" and press execute, it reports success but actually does nothing.

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[quote=William Robertson]
What is "parameter info (popup)"? Just wondering what you mean...
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Oh, this statement was really unclear.

What i'm trying to say was: If you call a procedure in PLSQL, you only get a popup info which parameter you need, if the procedure is public declarated. But often there are procedures declarated private, or even only implemented without declaration. For this procedures you everytime have to knwow which parameters you need.