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.NET Forum / Visual Studio.NET / General / June 2004pl/sql editor
I have an already exisiting pl/sql script that I want to edit in the IDE, however when loaded into vs.net it defaults to the T-SQL editor, how can i specify the pl/sql one? cheers I am not sure if there is an Oracle PL/SQL editor in VS.NET, but in the Solution Explorer you can right-click Open With... menu and select an editor, which you can make the default too.  SignatureCarlos J. Quintero (Visual Developer - .NET MVP) FAQs, Knowledge Base, Files, Docs, Articles, Utilities, etc. for .NET addins: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/vsnetaddin/ (free join) > I have an already exisiting pl/sql script that I want to edit in the IDE, however when loaded into vs.net it defaults to the T-SQL editor, how can i specify the pl/sql one? > cheers Thanks Carlos, according to the documentation..."This dialog box (in tools/options) allows you to change the PL/SQL settings for the Code/Text Editor. You can access the Options dialog box from the Tools menu. but thats all I have found. guy > I am not sure if there is an Oracle PL/SQL editor in VS.NET, but in the > Solution Explorer you can right-click Open With... menu and select an [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > > > cheers OK, it must refer to the editor that is open when you go to Server Explorer, create an Oracle connection, go to Functions node, for example, and you right-click New Function. But I don?t think that there is an "standalone" PL/SQL editor for .sql files. SignatureCarlos J. Quintero (Visual Developer - .NET MVP) FAQs, Knowledge Base, Files, Docs, Articles, Utilities, etc. for .NET addins: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/vsnetaddin/ (free join) > Thanks Carlos, according to the documentation..."This dialog box (in tools/options) allows you to change the PL/SQL settings for the Code/Text Editor. You can access the Options dialog box from the Tools menu. > but thats all I have found. > > guy Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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