Debug Shortcut Keys
Last modified: August 17, 2021
The following shortcut key combinations can be used while debugging PL/SQL Unitss and SQL scripts.
Icon | Command Name | Shortcut Keys | Action | Where it is used |
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Breakpoints | Ctrl+D, B | Open the Breakpoints pane. | Global |
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Call Stack | Ctrl+D, C | Open the Call Stack pane. | Global (when a debug session is started) |
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Watches | Ctrl+D, W | Open the Watches pane. | Global (when a debug session is started) |
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Delete All Breakpoints | Ctrl+Shift+F9 | Delete all breakpoints. | Global (when a debug session is started) |
Toggle Breakpoint | F9 | Toggle a breakpoint. | SQL Documenter or PL/SQL units | |
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Compile | Ctrl+F7 | Compile PL/SQL units or view. | PL/SQL units or view |
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Compile for Debugging | Ctrl+Alt+F7 | Compile PL/SQL units for debugging. | PL/SQL units |
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Start/Continue | Ctrl+F5 | Start/continue debugging. | SQL document or PL/SQL units |
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Stop | Shift+F5 | Stop debugging. | Global (when a debug session is started) |
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Restart | Ctrl+Shift+F5 | Restart debugging. | Global (when a debug session is started) |
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Step Into | F11 | Step into. | SQL document, or stored procedure, or function or Global when a debug session is started |
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Step Over | F10 | Step over. | SQL document, or stored procedure, or function or Global when a debug session is started |
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Run To Cursor | Ctrl+F10 | Run to cursor. | SQL document, or stored procedure, or function |
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Step Out | Shift+F11 | Step out | Global (when a debug session is started) |
These shortcuts are default shortcuts. All shortcuts can be customized.
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