Hi,
What mean small blue dots which appear on the right side of Editor line numbers like is example below?
It’s look like appear only in Packages - Body. I think I didn’t saw these dots before, so look like I turn some settings On for that. Can someone tell me what they mean and how to turn this On/Off? I can’t find any good answer for that dots?
Regards,
Blacksmith
The dots indicate lines where you can set a breakpoint for debugging.
I don't think there is a way to make them not shown except maybe compiling without debug.
Thanks for the answer. Yes, it make sense, althought I don’t know why they appear because I currently don’t have rights to Compile with Debug. Commands in my Debug menu are mostly grayed. Maybe DBA change some settings on DB.
Executable lines are identified using our internal parser so there’s nothing with your database settings that will control if they are shown. This is observed if you open PL/SQL from file into an Editor when there is no active connection; the dots are still shown.
Michael
Yes, I checked now also w/o conn. It’s seems to me, like I didn’t saw this dots before. I don’t work in packages every week or month and they appear to me like something new in editor. 
The blue dots go way back, to the beginning of time I think! 
It’s very likely that an older version of Toad suppressed the blue dots for code not compiled with debug because older versions queried the database for this info. That would have been a very long time ago though, well over 10 years if I recall correctly. More recent versions use our parser because we can calculate the same information quickly during the parsing pass and we do not need the overhead of a query.
Michael