Introduction
The aim of PL/SQL Editor is to provide a convenient way to work with
the following Oracle objects inside IDE:
- Functions
- Procedures
- Packages Specification
- Packages Body
- Types Specification
- Types Body
- Triggers
With each object you could perform the following operations:
- Add - create a new object
- Edit - edit the object source code
- Compile - compile the server-side object
- Compile Local File - compile the object from the local file
- Delete - drop the object
It's also possible
Refresh (reload) nodes
and discovers
Properties. The unique feature
of PL/SQL Editor is the
PL/SQL language syntax recognition.
This means that PL/SQL code will be parsed during code typing
or loading and syntactically checked. This gives possibility
to correct code before compiling. The PL/SQL Editor also supports
code folding, code navigation and other features.
For more details including installation and documentation please check the project home page.
Thank you!
What's new in this version
Version 2.2 - 09 May 2011
Changes/Fixes:
Support NetBeans 7.0
Actions Compile and CompileLocalFile done in threads
Fixing toggle-comment functionality
GUI. Migrate org.jdesktop.layout.GroupLayout -> javax.swing.GroupLayout
Issue 7 : Compile Local File does not recognise some syntax
Issue 8 : Does not work with netbeans 7beta2
Issue 9 : Not recognized statements
Issue 10 : When character { and } is included in a string or comment compile fails
Version 2.1 - 22 June 2010
Changes/Fixes:
Service release to support NetBeans 6.9 and JDK 6.
Version 2.0 - 10 May 2010
Changes/Fixes:
The PL/SQL language support is migrated from Generic Languages Framework (Project Schliemann) to Lexer & Parsing & Indexing API.
Required NetBeans 6.8 or newer.
Requirement about 500MB Java heap memory free is obsolete.
Version 1.2 - 4 March 2010
Changes/Fixes:
Issue 5 : Enter one-line summary
Issue 6 : Connecting with service name.
Version 1.1 - 5 December 2008
Changes/Fixes:
"Oracle Connection" form - layout problem fixed.
No more questions where locally save PL/SQL objects but still possible to change in the objects property form. Default folder is the user’s document directory.
Issue 3 : PL/SQL editor does not support JOIN expressions
Bundled Oracle JDBC driver is upgraded to version 11.1.0.7.0 (was 11.1.0.6.0)
New features:
All plug-in modules are signed now.
Version 1.0 - 2 August 2008
First release.