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Add Indention Guides
It would be great if you could add an option to display indentation lines like in VS or Toad.
2 votesPlease see the ‘View White Space’ and ‘Show Line Numbers’ commands available in the ‘Edit → Advanced’ section of the main menu.
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commit and rollback do not work with "Execute current Statement" in text editor
Commit and rollback typed in text editor are beeing ignored when using "Execute current Statement". This happens when I go step by step through a script.
Selecting and running as script works.
But for consistency, both should work the same way.6 votes -
Retrieve metadata on background thread
When I first launch dbForge studio to run a quick query, I always get stuck waiting on it to retrieve metadata. I usually bail out and go launch Oracle Sql Developer and cntl-alt-delete dbForge rather than wait for it. Can this be moved to background thread where it doesn't block my query from executing. I realize intellisense, etc. may not work until it completes, but I'm okay with that. I like the product, but this one feature will prevent me from purchasing this tool in the future.
1 voteTo avoid this, you can turn off the automatic completion list:
1. Select ‘Tools → Options…’ from the main menu. The ‘Options’ window opens.
2. Navigate to the ‘Text Editor → Code Completion → General’ branch.
3. Unselect the ‘Auto List Members’ option.
4. Click ‘OK’.You still can manually invoke the completion list with CTRL+SPACE.
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Allow copying grid result column names
When displaying grid results, allow copying only column names (single / multiple). Currently there's only Copy data and Copy with header option available.
3 votesIn the latest version 3.9 you can right-click the selection in the grid and select ‘Copy Special → Copy Column Names Only’ from the popup menu.
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Add Commit and Rollback Button
Add 2 new buttons that will manually execute Commit or Rollback command on Oracle Databases.
For Unit Testing we have to do Rollback or commit iteratively.
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Support HiRes-screens after start
My Notebook has as HiRes-Screen with 3200*1800 px. After starting dbForge all fonts and icons are very small. When opening a sql editor all fonts and icons get a new, larger, apperance. Pls show this larger fonts an icons directly after start.
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The schema compare tool showed false positive for all of my tables.
I was told this was because of 'invisible' characters which makes no sense for a table creation script.
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Revert the Search and Replace scope to Default to Current Document
In previous versions, opening up a search (or replace) window would default to searching in the Current Document only. In version 3.7.472 it seems to randomly select All Open Documents or Current Project which is extremely frustrating and causes many unintended renames or replaces in other open documents. Please fix this.
3 votesThis issue is fixed in the latest product version https://www.devart.com/dbforge/oracle/studio/download.html
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filter
I woul like to have "online" filtr on databases and 2nd on tables at window Database explorer. HeidiSQL have this. Ans its super!
3 votesYou can filter objects in Database Explorer with Filter Settings Dialog Box. Please refer to the following topic in the product’s Help documentation for details http://www.devart.com/dbforge/oracle/studio/docs/index.html?filter_settings_dialog_box.htm
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A trigger tab in window Table
I need to know which triggers are laid on a table.
No way to do that except searching on triggers names ...
A tab called "Triggers" on table structure could solve that.4 votes -
Connect with windows authentication
What the title says. Connect to an Oracle instance with windows authentication.
3 votesThe feature is available in dbForge Studio for Oracle, v3.6.
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Ability to see and expand other database schemas in the DataBase Explorer
In the TreeView of DataBase Explorer Add de Ability to see other schemas in the database, like Oracle SQLDeveloper has.
1 voteThis can be achieved either by selecting a connection and then clicking the ‘Show All Objects’ button on the toolbar of Database Explorer or by selecting the ‘Show All Objects’ option on the ‘General’ tab of the ‘Database Connection Properties’ dialog box (right-click the connection in Database Explorer and select ‘Modify Connection…’ from the popup menu).
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Add connectioninfo to the SQL tab
If I have got several database connections open, i am not sure which connection is involved in which editor tab. Could you add connection information to the Tab or give the posibility to switch the connection to the desired one?
3 votesThe feature is available in dbForge Studio for Oracle, v3.6.
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Add a keyboard shortcut for "Show/Hide additional document views" button
Use Ctrl-R keyboard shortcut (same as in MS SQL Server Management Studio)
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Tags to turn off formatting of specific rows
Like NoFormat Start/End in PL/SQL Developer.
0 votesThis feature is available in dbForge Studio for Oracle, v3.5.322.
The tags are the following:
- noformatendnoformat
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Compile Invalid Objects window
Add the Compile Invalid Objects window showing the list of all invalid objects during compilation.
For each object, on the second part of the screen, there should be the possibility to view compilation errors.
0 votesThe feature is available in dbForge Studio for Oracle, v3.6.
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Offer to download x32 version of dbForge
In case you select to connect to a server via Oracle client on х64 operating system having only х32 oci.dll and no х64 oci.dll, offer to download x32 version of dbForge.
0 votesYou can download the x32 version of dbForge Studio through the following link http://www.devart.com/dbforge/oracle/studio/download.html
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1 vote
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Allow Export and Import for Connection(s).
Rather than needing to enter each connection separately, add ability to export one (or all) connections to an xml or other text file, along with matching import function. This would make migrating dbForge studio to a new desktop computer much easier.
3 votesYou can export connections as follows:
1. Select ‘Tools → Import and Export Settings…’ from the main menu. The ‘Import and Export Settings Wizard’ window opens.
2. Select the ‘Export selected environment settings’ radio button and click ‘Next’.
3. Expand the ‘All settings’ node.
4. Select the ‘Connections’ checkbox and complete the wizard.To import connections, please select the ‘Import selected environment settings’ radio button in the ‘Import and Export Settings Wizard’ window.
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Visualize execution
I suggest to:
1) display execution time (for a query, etc.)
2) audibly signal the execution (for a query, etc.)Such features are present in PL SQL.
4 votes
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