SQL Developer 2.1 (filtered) tables

Just downloaded SQL Developer 2.1 and try to use it. Have been using SQL Developer 1.2. Looks like a major difference - the most immediate is the tables (filtered) to jump on me. I looked at http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/database/sql_developer/files/NewFeatureList21.htm and nothing comes to mind of what he meant.

So, that means Tables (filtered) mean? That means the green round thing on the procedures and functions mean?

Can someone point me to documentation / white paper any?

Thank you

-andy-

Right-click on the node and you will see "apply the filter...". ». Inside of this dialog box, you get a 'Help' button which leads you directly to the help topic.
As the Green thing, it is probably a bug in the Green Lady, which means that you have this code compiled for debugging.

Have fun
K.

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Roald
Roald.vandenBerg wrote:
The first 2 queries return 0 rows in the two SQL Developer & PL/SQL Developer

Select userenv ('LANG') of double
SQL DEV
RESULT: GB

PL/SQL
RESULT: WE

This is the reason why you have not found the exit. Because your view is expected the lang to be US and GB not. Please change.

And how to do it?

Go to your SQL Developer NLS settings (Tools > Preferences > Database > NLS settings)
And change it to the language = AMERICAN and territory = AMERICA.

Concerning
Anurag

How to add a column to a specific location within a table using Sql developer.
Hello

I need to add a column to a table in a specific location, how to proceed?
I tried following
clicked on a right-> Edit table then I got a screen with all the columns in the table
where move column up and down column options are disabled.
can someone help me with this.

Thank you
Harry
Its not supported. In the database to insert a column in a specific location, you must re-create the table and SQL Developer team have, decided quite rightly, it is a step away.

Remember in connection with the database column order is not serious.

SQL Developer 2.1 (filtered) tables

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