Incorrect URLs created for objects with a hash sign ('#') in their names, with a WebDAV connection
When there are objects (e.g. triggers) in the Oracle database (and in the related svn repository) with a hash sign ('#') in their names, Toad - with third party source control, generates incorrect URLs for accessing these objects through a WebDAV (http) connection.
The hash sign in the URL is not encoded. This results in a "400 bad request" response from the web server.
The error occurs for default provider "Subversion (SVN)" and others.
The error occurs also in newer Toad for Oracle versions (11.0).
To reproduce the error, use "Utilities->Team Coding->VCS Browser".
Then navigate to an object with a hash sign in its name (or view a folder containing such objects).
No version control information (e.g. revision etc) is displayed for such objects.
It is not possible to check out such objects from the svn repository (double click opens the editor in read only mode, no checked out message, web server log shows "400 bad request")
WORKAROUND 1:
Use SVN Server Connection instead of WebDAV
WORKAROUND 2:
Don't use a hash sign in object names (rename existing objects)
STATUS:
Waiting for fix in a future release of Toad for Oracle
