F1: Windows help file
F2: Toggle full screen editor
Shift+F2: Toggle full screen grid
F3: Find next occurrence
F4: Describe
F5: Set or delete a breakpoint in Proc Editor for
PL/SQL debugging or execute as script in SQL Editor.
F6: Toggle between SQL Editor and results panel.
F7: Clear all text, trace into Proc Editor
F8: Recall previous SQL statement or step over in
Proc Editor for PL/SQL debugging.
F9: Execute statement in SQL Editor compile in Proc Editor
CTRL+F9: Verify statement without execution (parse) in SQL Editor, set parameters in Proc Editor for PL/SQL debugging.
SHIFT+F9: Execute current statement at cursor in SQL Editor or
execute current source in Proc Editor without PL/SQL debugging
F10: Popup menu
F11: Run (continue execution) in Proc Editor for PL/SQL debugging
F12: Run to cursor in Proc Editor for PL/SQL debugging.
CTRL+F12: Pass SQL or Proc Editor contents to specified external editor
CTRL+ALT+B: Display PL/SQL debugger breakpoints window
CTRL+D: Display procedure parameters
CTRL+ALT+D: Display PL/SQL debugger in DBMS output window
CTRL+E: Execute explain plan on current statement
CTRL+ALT+E: Display PL/SQL debugger evaluate/modify window
CTRL+G: Go to line
CTRL+L: Convert text to lowercase
CTRL+M: Make code statement
CTRL+N: Recall named SQL statement
CTRL+P: Strip code statement
CTRL+R: Find and replace
SHIFT+CTRL+S: Save file as
CTRL+ALT+S: Display PL/SQL debugger call stack window
CTRL+T: column dropdown
CTRL+U: Converts text to uppercase
CTRL+ALT+W: Display PL/SQL debugger watches window
CTRL+SHIFT+Z: Redo last undo
ALT+UP: Display previous statement
ALT+DOWN: Display next statement (after ALT+UP)
CTRL+HOME: In data grids, go to top of the recordset
CTRL+END: In data grids, go to end of the recordset
CTRL+TAB: Cycle through collection of MDI child windows
CTRL+(period): Auto completes tablenames
CTRL+ENTER: Execute current SQL (same as SHIFT+F9)
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