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Quick question on advanced format, custom format: I’m used to using Toad and we’re switching to Oracle SQL Developer (18.3). For any query, Oracle SQL Query Analyzer code formatter puts spaces before and after any period with a field name and alias. For example, if I have a piece of code that says “where ipa.ipa_id = clm.ipa_id”, when I hit Ctrl-F7, it gives me “where ipa . id = clm . ipa_id”.
I’ve done searches all morning as to how to remove these spaces before and after the period and can’t find any help on this. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
That’s a bug, you need to upgrade.
Is there anyway to get the CTRL-Click, when used on a view, to tunnel to the table and show the data from there?
Sorry it is not a view it is a synonym.
Once you’re in the syn, you should see a link to the base object.