How to set the shortcut keys for a PL/SQL statement

Joke: In the first contact with the operation of the work, sometimes see some big God for SQL is handy, beat a full SQL speed let people ignorant. Later his weak weak consult a bit, the original is can fully use the Plsql tool shortcut keys, to improve efficiency. The following is a little summary of my own.

Description: in the use of PL/SQL, the frequently used statements are:

SELECT * from ... ..

SELECT COUNT (*) from ...

You can set shortcut keys to quickly output these two statements, the following is my own settings shortcut keys,

You can set your favorite "quick".

SF = SELECT * from

SCF = SELECT COUNT (*) from

settings: tools tool      è (Preference )       è      user interface

                è      editor è      Auto-replace è Span style= "font-family: ' The song body '; font-size:20px;" >     edit (Edite)

è input sf=select * from and Scf=select Coun T (*)from, save.

Of course, the above settings are my own shortcut keys ...

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How to set the shortcut keys for a PL/SQL statement