… or even cooler – replace PL/SQL identifier references with binds,
locate the constant references, and then set those as the values of the bind
variables. (Easier for me to correct if the algorithm found the wrong
constant declaration, or if I want to try a different version.) Yeah, I know
I’m getting greedy.
Nate Schroeder
Enterprise Services - Data Management Team
Monsanto Company
800 N. Lindbergh Blvd. LC4D - Saint Louis, MO - 63167
314-694-2592
What about putting it on the Refactor section of the popup menu? Selecting it
would copy it to the clipboard, or send it to a new tab?
I don’t like the idea of the SQL being copied anywhere, I’d like to be able to highlight any piece of code - in SQL or PLSQL and have it scan and prompt for the variable values and then execute it with the results appearing in the Data Tab. I don’t see a need to copy it anywhere - I can do this myself if I wanted to execute it in a different window. It would mean I can execute and change it directly in my code without having to flip between windows.
I’d vote for Shift+F9 being enhanced to do this scanning.
Shift+F9 makes sense to me.
Cheers,
Norm. [TeamT]
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