All,
I’m on Taod 12.10.0.25.
I have a test script that starts out deleting all data from the previous run, then commits, then starts creating the test cases.
This time I blocked the delete statements and hit F5 to execute them all. So far so good.
Now I position my cursor on the commit statement and press F9.
Status bar shows that execution of the statement is in progress, but never finishes.
Well, I did not wait forever; just 1 minute and a half.
If, instead of positioning the cursor on the commit statement, I block the commit statement before pressing F9,
it commits witihin a second.
Seems kind of strange to me, that it makes a difference whether I block the statement, or just put my cursor on it.
Especially since all semi-colons seem to be properly in place.
Oh, I just put my cursor on the commit statement, then pressed Ctrl-Enter instead of F9,
that works like a charm: the commit is executed in less than a second.
