The toolbar appropriate to PL/SQL development opens when you create / open a stored object in the Code Editor. Each of the toolbar icons is described below. In addition, all standard editing functions are available. For more information, see Edit, Compile And Execute.
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Back | Navigate between hyperlinked database objects (in the editing pane) and their dependent objects and components. | |||
Forward | ||||
New SQL | Write a single SQL statement or a series of SQL statements in a new editing pane. The toolbar will open for SQL development. | |||
New Stored Object | Create a stored object. Open the New Stored Object Dialog. | |||
Open File |
Open an external file in the Code Editor. An alternative way to open file is to drag and drop a file from Windows Explorer to the SQL Navigator window. | |||
Save to File | Save the contents of the current Code Editor pane to an external file. | |||
Open Object | Locate a stored object using the Select DB Object Dialog and open the object in the editing pane. | |||
Auto Code Completion | Turn On/Off Auto Code Completion. When turned on, the Code Editor matches variables, parameters, procedures and types as you type. | |||
Vertical Split |
Adjust the layout of the editing pane. Select from the options to split the editing pane in half either horizontally or vertically. The content of the editing pane will be visible in both panes. You can scroll the panes independent of each other.
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Open/Create Package Body | Navigate to a function/procedure inside the package body. | |||
Entry | Move the cursor to the function / procedure definition in the code. | |||
Undo all changes | Undo all changes since the last save. | |||
Generate DDL script | Generate a DDL script of the procedure / function / package. Switch between the DDL script and procedure / function / package using the tabs at the bottom of the screen. While the DDL script is on view the Code Editor toolbar adjusts to editing SQL code. | |||
Save to Database | Save changes. Submit the PL/SQL to the database, compile, and report errors | |||
Save to Database As (Clone) | Save (clone) the object. The new stored program will have a definition identical to the stored program currently open in the editor. Optionally select a new schema and name for the object. | |||
Execute Procedure / Function |
Open the PL/SQL Execution Console from editing mode. If the PL/SQL Execution Console is already open then execute the code.
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Stop procedure execution | Use if required to stop execution of the procedure before it finishes. | |||
Toggle Breakpoint | Add / Remove breakpoint on the selected line of code. For more on debug see PL/SQL Debugger. | |||
PL/SQL Debugger |
You can watch the result values during runtime. You can run stored programs in parallel by opening additional sessions within SQL Navigator. Show/Hide the Toolbox PL/SQL Debugger | |||
Abort Debug Session | For more on debug see PL/SQL Debugger. |
To enable Team Coding see Administer Team Coding.
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Get Latest Revision |
Get the latest version of an object or script as it is held in the Version Control repository. The Get Latest Revision command overwrites the version of the object or script in the database, replacing it with the latest version held in the VCS repository. You can use the View Differences Dialog to compare versions before overwriting the object. | |||||
Check Out |
Check out or check in the current object or script. Open: | |||||
Check In | ||||||
Undo Check Out |
Cancel the check-out. You are prompted to confirm that you want to discard any changes you have made and restore the database version of the item as it was prior to check-out.
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SQL Optimizer | SQL Optimizer | |||||||||||||||||||
Explain Plan | Explain Plan Tool | |||||||||||||||||||
PL/SQL Formatter |
Format PL/SQL, SQL*Forms, Oracle Forms, and SQL*Plus source code.
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Knowledge Xpert | Search Knowledge Xpert | |||||||||||||||||||
Code Analysis | Code Analysis |
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