I love Code Folding!

[Phyllis Helton]

I haven't really used Code Folding a lot, but today I fell in love with
it!

 

I have a package that has had procedures just dumped into it with no
organization (the worse part about it is that I am the guilty party on
this!).  So, to be able to make heads or tails of things, I collapsed
all the procedures.  Then I found a procedure that I wanted to move to
another section of the package and so I crossed my fingers and selected
the single folded code line and did a cut and moved to where I wanted
the procedure and pasted it and the whole thing copied.  

 

So now I want to use Code Folding all the time so I can better organize
packages.  :-)

 

Thank you to Michael and all those who were instrumental in getting this
added to TOAD.

 

Phyllis Helton

Software Architect & Developer

The JESUS Film Project

phyllis.helton@... <mailto:phyllis.helton@...>

[phone]

[Gregory Liss]

With a compliment like that, Michael is going to have to take the entire editor team out to lunch!

________________________________
From: toad@... [mailto:toad@...] On Behalf Of Phyllis Helton
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2008 10:54 AM
To: toad@...
Subject: [toad] I love Code Folding!

I haven't really used Code Folding a lot, but today I fell in love with it!

I have a package that has had procedures just dumped into it with no organization (the worse part about it is that I am the guilty party on this!).  So, to be able to make heads or tails of things, I collapsed all the procedures.  Then I found a procedure that I wanted to move to another section of the package and so I crossed my fingers and selected the single folded code line and did a cut and moved to where I wanted the procedure and pasted it and the whole thing copied.

So now I want to use Code Folding all the time so I can better organize packages.  :-)

Thank you to Michael and all those who were instrumental in getting this added to TOAD.

Phyllis Helton
Software Architect & Developer
The JESUS Film Project
phyllis.helton@...<mailto:phyllis.helton@...>
[phone]

[Michael Staszewski II]

Thanks, but I really can't take credit for that. The editor component guy did all of that work.

Michael

________________________________
From: toad@... [mailto:toad@...] On Behalf Of Phyllis Helton
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2008 10:54 AM
To: toad@...
Subject: [toad] I love Code Folding!

I haven't really used Code Folding a lot, but today I fell in love with it!

I have a package that has had procedures just dumped into it with no organization (the worse part about it is that I am the guilty party on this!).  So, to be able to make heads or tails of things, I collapsed all the procedures.  Then I found a procedure that I wanted to move to another section of the package and so I crossed my fingers and selected the single folded code line and did a cut and moved to where I wanted the procedure and pasted it and the whole thing copied.

So now I want to use Code Folding all the time so I can better organize packages.  :-)

Thank you to Michael and all those who were instrumental in getting this added to TOAD.

Phyllis Helton
Software Architect & Developer
The JESUS Film Project
phyllis.helton@...<mailto:phyllis.helton@...>
[phone]

[boothie]

Would that happen to be the (in)famous Gregory Liss?
 
Argh Matey....

________________________________

From: toad@... [mailto:toad@...] On Behalf Of
Michael Staszewski II
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2008 10:01
To: toad@...
Subject: [toad] RE: I love Code Folding!



Thanks, but I really can't take credit for that. The editor component
guy did all of that work.

Michael

________________________________

From: toad@... [mailto:toad@...] On Behalf Of
Phyllis Helton
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2008 10:54 AM
To: toad@...
Subject: [toad] I love Code Folding!

I haven't really used Code Folding a lot, but today I fell in love with
it!

I have a package that has had procedures just dumped into it with no
organization (the worse part about it is that I am the guilty party on
this!).  So, to be able to make heads or tails of things, I collapsed
all the procedures.  Then I found a procedure that I wanted to move to
another section of the package and so I crossed my fingers and selected
the single folded code line and did a cut and moved to where I wanted
the procedure and pasted it and the whole thing copied.  

So now I want to use Code Folding all the time so I can better organize
packages.  :-)

Thank you to Michael and all those who were instrumental in getting this
added to TOAD.

Phyllis Helton

Software Architect & Developer

The JESUS Film Project

phyllis.helton@... <mailto:phyllis.helton@...>

[phone]

 

[Michael Staszewski II]

Nope, the other Michael (Zaharov).

Michael

________________________________
From: toad@... [mailto:toad@...] On Behalf Of Booth.Steve
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2008 3:58 PM
To: toad@...
Subject: RE: [toad] RE: I love Code Folding!

Would that happen to be the (in)famous Gregory Liss?

Argh Matey....

________________________________
From: toad@... [mailto:toad@...] On Behalf Of Michael Staszewski II
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2008 10:01
To: toad@...
Subject: [toad] RE: I love Code Folding!
Thanks, but I really can't take credit for that. The editor component guy did all of that work.
Michael
________________________________
From: toad@... [mailto:toad@...] On Behalf Of Phyllis Helton
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2008 10:54 AM
To: toad@...
Subject: [toad] I love Code Folding!
I haven't really used Code Folding a lot, but today I fell in love with it!
I have a package that has had procedures just dumped into it with no organization (the worse part about it is that I am the guilty party on this!).  So, to be able to make heads or tails of things, I collapsed all the procedures.  Then I found a procedure that I wanted to move to another section of the package and so I crossed my fingers and selected the single folded code line and did a cut and moved to where I wanted the procedure and pasted it and the whole thing copied.
So now I want to use Code Folding all the time so I can better organize packages.  :-)
Thank you to Michael and all those who were instrumental in getting this added to TOAD.
Phyllis Helton
Software Architect & Developer
The JESUS Film Project
phyllis.helton@...<mailto:phyllis.helton@...>
[phone]

[Gregory Liss]

oh no...Michael doesn't let me anywhere near his team.

________________________________
From: toad@... [mailto:toad@...] On Behalf Of Booth.Steve
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2008 3:58 PM
To: toad@...
Subject: RE: [toad] RE: I love Code Folding!

Would that happen to be the (in)famous Gregory Liss?

Argh Matey....

________________________________
From: toad@... [mailto:toad@...] On Behalf Of Michael Staszewski II
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2008 10:01
To: toad@...
Subject: [toad] RE: I love Code Folding!

Thanks, but I really can't take credit for that. The editor component guy did all of that work.
Michael
________________________________
From: toad@... [mailto:toad@...] On Behalf Of Phyllis Helton
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2008 10:54 AM
To: toad@...
Subject: [toad] I love Code Folding!
I haven't really used Code Folding a lot, but today I fell in love with it!
I have a package that has had procedures just dumped into it with no organization (the worse part about it is that I am the guilty party on this!).  So, to be able to make heads or tails of things, I collapsed all the procedures.  Then I found a procedure that I wanted to move to another section of the package and so I crossed my fingers and selected the single folded code line and did a cut and moved to where I wanted the procedure and pasted it and the whole thing copied.
So now I want to use Code Folding all the time so I can better organize packages.  :-)
Thank you to Michael and all those who were instrumental in getting this added to TOAD.
Phyllis Helton
Software Architect & Developer
The JESUS Film Project
phyllis.helton@...<mailto:phyllis.helton@...>
[phone]

[George.Meltser]

I had two connections to the same schema in TOAD (to production and development databases)
and used in the Schema Browser the option to import a table from excel.
I imported two files in production and when i tried to do the same thing in development
TOAD still tried to do it in production.

When i ended a connection to production and repeated the operation (import to development), TOAD produced an error and blew up.
It is very clear that some variables are not initialized properly.





________________________________

[John Dorlon]

I was able to reproduce this.  It is fixed in the current beta.

From: toad@... [mailto:toad@...] On Behalf Of George.Meltser@...
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2008 3:09 PM
To: toad@...
Subject: [toad] nasty bug in TOAD 9.6.1.1

I had two connections to the same schema in TOAD (to production and development databases)
and used in the Schema Browser the option to import a table from excel.
I imported two files in production and when i tried to do the same thing in development
TOAD still tried to do it in production.

When i ended a connection to production and repeated the operation (import to development), TOAD produced an error and blew up.
It is very clear that some variables are not initialized properly.





________________________________

[John Dorlon]

Oops, forgot to mention -

As a workaround, access the import table data screen from the main menu.

-John


From: toad@... [mailto:toad@...] On Behalf Of John Dorlon
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2008 3:17 PM
To: 'toad@...'
Subject: [toad] RE: nasty bug in TOAD 9.6.1.1

I was able to reproduce this.  It is fixed in the current beta.

From: toad@... [mailto:toad@...] On Behalf Of George.Meltser@...
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2008 3:09 PM
To: toad@...
Subject: [toad] nasty bug in TOAD 9.6.1.1

I had two connections to the same schema in TOAD (to production and development databases)
and used in the Schema Browser the option to import a table from excel.
I imported two files in production and when i tried to do the same thing in development
TOAD still tried to do it in production.

When i ended a connection to production and repeated the operation (import to development), TOAD produced an error and blew up.
It is very clear that some variables are not initialized properly.





________________________________

[George.Meltser]

Thank you. That's what i used.

________________________________
From: toad@... [mailto:toad@...] On Behalf Of John Dorlon
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2008 4:18 PM
To: 'toad@...'
Subject: [toad] RE: nasty bug in TOAD 9.6.1.1

Oops, forgot to mention -

As a workaround, access the import table data screen from the main menu.

-John


From: toad@... [mailto:toad@...] On Behalf Of John Dorlon
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2008 3:17 PM
To: 'toad@...'
Subject: [toad] RE: nasty bug in TOAD 9.6.1.1

I was able to reproduce this.  It is fixed in the current beta.

From: toad@... [mailto:toad@...] On Behalf Of George.Meltser@...
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2008 3:09 PM
To: toad@...
Subject: [toad] nasty bug in TOAD 9.6.1.1

I had two connections to the same schema in TOAD (to production and development databases)
and used in the Schema Browser the option to import a table from excel.
I imported two files in production and when i tried to do the same thing in development
TOAD still tried to do it in production.

When i ended a connection to production and repeated the operation (import to development), TOAD produced an error and blew up.
It is very clear that some variables are not initialized properly.





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