Mar 25, 2014 · This morning, I spent a few minutes helping Steven customize SQL Developer to make it do what it needed for him to be OK with how the code is generated, displayed, formatted, etc. Something I find Steven to be extremely good at is identifying code aesthetics.

This extension includes a built in and configurable SQL and PL/SQL formatter that you can use to enforce style guidelines on your code. To modify the formatter settings, right click on an Oracle Explorer Connection and select SQL and PL/SQL Formatter Settings. Alternatively, in the SQL editor, click the SQL and PL/SQL Formatter Settings icon.

Oct 9, 2024 · Oracle SQL Developer for VS Code 24.3 is available: new code formatter preferences and a task monitor for watching and cancelling your long running tasks.

Feb 23, 2016 · As you know, the shortcut for auto formatting the code written in Oracle SQL Developer is [Ctrl] + [F7], by default. My question is how I can edit the style of formatting of the code and especially if I can export this formatting, so …

Dive into the power of SQL Developer for VS Code, where seamless connection to databases meets effortless schema object browsing and data modification. Leverage a dynamic worksheet for running intricate queries and scripts and an intuitive editor for fine-tuning PL/SQL.

Use the powerful editor, execute in the terminal, it's your choice! Delve into SQL development with statement executions, database management, advance code formatting, full PL/SQUIDE compilation and more.

Apr 13, 2020 · In this blog post, I explain how the formatter works and how the output can be tweaked using two simple SQL queries. If you only want to activate the coding styles suggested by the Trivadis PL/SQL & SQL Coding Guidelines, install the settings as described here. How Does Formatting Work?

The code editor in the SQL page enables you to run SQL statements, PL/SQL scripts, and JavaScript code. The main features include in-context code completion, syntax highlighting, and error debugging.

Jan 10, 2022 · Check out this post for AppDev or this post for AI focus group information. I’ve been running SQL Developer 18.1.0.x for several years now, but I’d really like to upgrade and stay current with the new releases. I’ve been holding out because I can’t seem to get the current code formatter to match the format I’ve grown accustomed to in v18.x.

Part One will cover preferences such as fonts and screen layout, with code customisations such as the Sessions window in a separate document. In PL/SQL Developer version 12, preference settings moved from Tools to a new Configure menu item.