PL/SQL usage habits

PL/SQL usage habits 1. After logging on, the My Objects Tools menu -- Brower Filters will be automatically selected by default. The order window of Brower Filters will be opened and "My Objects" will be set to the default one. 2. when PL/SQL is opened, there is no Window List by default (Window List), you need to manually click a few menus, in fact, after opening the Window List and dragging and arranging the location, click "window" and save the layout (S). The style will be retained later. for some other settings picked on the internet, mark 1 first. You can move the directories (for example, tables Views Seq Functions Procedures) You frequently clicked to the Tools menu-Brower Filters to a higher level, and add the color differentiation, so that your average table searching time will be greatly shortened. Try again. 2. Remember the password? Setting Method: Tools menu -- Preferences -- Oracle -- Logon HIstory -- Store with password 3. Double-click to display table data? Setting Method: Preferences -- User Interface. On the right side, bind double-click and drag-and-drop operations for different Object types. 4. Special Copy? The SQL statements written in the SQL Window usually need to be placed in Java or other languages, and you need to convert them into strings and add the corresponding hyphens. This does not need to be repeated, right-click the prepared SQL statement and use the special Copy function! 5. What statements are automatically selected in the SQL Window Based on the cursor position? Setting Method: Preferences -- Window Types -- SQL Window. Select AutoSelect statement. Note that each statement must be followed by a plus sign. 6. Highlight Preferences -- User Interface -- Editor -- other -- Highlight edit line in the selected row.