Reviewing other database object nodes

As you select each of the other database objects, you'll notice that the set of display editors varies considerably.

It would be tedious to single out each of the object nodes and describe them here. The display editors and data grids behave the same for each of them.

Working with PL/SQL objects

Triggers, functions, procedures, and packages all have their own separate nodes in the Connections navigator. A single-click on any object in these PL/SQL nodes opens as editable PL/SQL code, as shown here:

In the preceding screenshot, the initial Code editor is the editable PL/SQL code editor. This Code editor is included in the set of display editors for the selected procedure.

Tip

Unlike with other database objects, each new selected PL/SQL object opens a new window. In other words, the windows are automatically pinned for the PL/SQL windows. For more information, see the Chapter 4, Working with PL/SQL.

Accessing objects you don't own

Very often, you may have the...