Common settings of PLSQL developer

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Display configuration

My objects To the top

• Tools→User Interface→Object Brower→Filters, hold My objects To the top

Tables To the top

• Tools→User Interface→Object Brower→Folders, hold Tables To the top

Database connection configuration

Log out of default and roll back

• Tools→Preferences→Oracle→Connection, Logoff with open transacation, choose Rollback;

Check connections

• Tools→Preferences→Oracle→Connection, Check connnection, Check ;

Save login information

• Tools→Preferences→Oracle→Logon History, Store history It is checked by default , Check again Store with password, Log in again and enter the password once and remember

Query configuration

Statement automatic selection

• The one where the mouse is SQL sentence , That is to execute the current SQL sentence
• Tools→Preferences→Window types→SQL Window, AutoSelect Statement

Statement execution hotkey ( Optional )

• Then press Ctrl+Enter, Change the default execution shortcut key F8 by Ctrl＋Enter( similar toad)
• Tools→Preferences→Key Configuration→Session/Execute

Format configuration

Keywords are automatically capitalized

• Tools→Preferences→Editor→Keyword case, choice Uppercase

Keywords are automatically capitalized , Everyone should develop a coding habit of their own , And keep it going

Display configuration

Numeric type - String format display

• Tools→Preferences→Window types→SQL Window, Number fields to_char, Check ;

The date type V1 - String format display

• Tools→Preferences→Window types→SQL Window, Date fields to_char, Check ;

The query date format cannot be customized display

The date type V2 - String format display （ Customize ）

Get rid of Date use to_char Check for conversion

• Tools→Preferences→Window types→SQL Window, Date fields to_char, Don't check ;

Customize the date format

• Tools→User Interface→NLS Options, among ：
• Date Set to : yyyy-MM-dd
• Time Set to : HH:mm:ss

SQL Windows List Show

Keep the last open SQL Script

• Tools→User Interface→Options→Autosave desktop

Show the full path of the file

• Tools→User Interface→Options→Show complete file path in windows titles