The Formatting Options Page for Oracle Connections Click on the ‘Edit’ button next to the profile dropdown control You need to open up another set of preferences to access the tab option Go to the Indentation page and inspect the ‘Spaces’ property Now click on the ‘SQL Formatting’ sub page and then on ‘Oracle Formatting.’ Open the preferences, go to the Database page.Įasy enough.
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So let’s get down to brass tacks and show you exactly how to configure this setting in SQL Developer. The search mechanism in the preferences dialog doesn’t reach the page where this particular setting was stored, and the label for the setting isn’t ideal.
The problem here was that it was REALLY hard to find this particular option. Since we can’t make everyone happy, we provide options for the end user to customize and fine tune their experience. The idea is to shoot for something that offends the least number of users and aim for ‘the right thing’, kind of like Google’s ‘Do No Harm’ motto. The problem with default settings is that they are likely to make half the users happy, a third non-plussed, and the rest genuinely upset. Basically you want to control how many spaces are inserted when you hit the TAB key. This is a pretty basic setting for any word processor or IDE. ‘Tell me how to find the preference in sqldev to make a tab 2 spaces?’ Sometimes I know the answer, sometimes I don’t. As often happens, my ideas for blog posts are provided by end users asking for help.
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