I’m assuming this will be a QP5.dll fix. This is usually backwards compatible - so any chance of getting a copy of this once its fixed - even if its with the usual “use at your own risk” caveats? I ask because the package that is affected is one of our core modules and it’s now no longer displayable (at least, not without showing an error and having no navigator) and un-editable in TOAD.
The best way to get it would be to join the beta group, download and install the
latest beta update, then copy over the DLL manually. Do some simple formatting
tests. Yes, you will be using it at your own risk, but it should be fine.
I’m in the Beta group but we are on the previous release of TOAD so I’m unable to apply the current beta at the moment (hopefully will be up to date in the next month or 2). I don’t think I can extract QP5.dll from the beta download section can I unless I’ve got a 10.6 Beta install? No QP5.dll patch?
Has this been fixed in the latest Beta? I’m pushing to upgrade to the latest version of TOAD so that we can apply the QP5.dll fix as this is affecting quite a few of our developers now. It would be good to be able to say that this is definitely resolved if we upgrade.
Actually the Editor in the beta has a bug. It seems that the parser is still
incorrectly flagging that code as having syntax errors. The beta is sending the
code to the server which is good in the case of parser errors, but this behavior
differs from 10.5 and parser errors are fairly uncommon. The beta will be fixed
so that it behaves like 10.5 and your code below will still fail with the latest
parser DLL.