just like the feature in PL/SQL Developer.
in the view of a procedure, when i put my cursor on a variable, all of the appearances of the variable will be highlighted
Ctrl+F -> Find All will highlight all occurrences of a term
I'm pretty sure that is a Toad 11 feature and is not present in 10.6.
At least I'm not getting it to work in 10.6. It works great in 11.
Ed
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On 8/19/2011 8:07 AM, Jeff Smith wrote:
Ctrl+F -> Find All will highlight all occurrences of a term
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just like the feature in PL/SQL Developer. in the view of a procedure,
when i put my cursor on a variable, all of the appearances of the
variable will be highlighted
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Author: Achilles
Date: Thu Aug 18 21:02:38 PDT 2011
just like the feature in PL/SQL Developer. in the view of a procedure,
when i put my cursor on a variable, all of the appearances of the
variable will be highlighted
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Sorry, I tried it in the beta w/o doubling-back to 10.6. I was thinking
Ctrl+Click might do it too, but the Search/Find All was the best I could
come up with.
it’s a way, but not convenient as the auto-highlight
thank u for reply:)
ok…
thanks a lot
yes, Ctrl+Click will go to the definition, not we want