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I had to reinstall PL/SQL Developer and so lost all script history. Is it possible to recover? Thank you.
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I had to reinstall PL/SQL Developer and so lost all script history. Is it possible to recover? Thank you.
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I assume you’re talking about the history of commands recently executed in the PL/SQL application, famous CTRL+E. I don’t think it’s possible.
There is a table in Oracle that you can consult the history of executed scripts, to V$SQL
, you need to access with a user with privileges, such as sys
.
SELECT * FROM v$sql
or
select * from dba_hist_sqltext
Source: ORACLE V$SQL
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I ran this scrip there, but a lot of weird stuff came up here, nothing like any script I’ve ever run. I had already checked this source from where you sent it. I looked in the Appdata Roaming PLSQL Developer 12 path and the Plsrecall file has been modified. I think the program should not replace this file, in case you need it as is my case.
– Daniel Galdino
The above query should solve, try to put filters per period in the column
FIRST_LOAD_TIME
, or part of the query you made, remember some term. I made an edit adding another table, see if it solves.– David
Nothing done buddy.
– Daniel Galdino
A v$sql not only saves Sqls !?
– Motta