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The other option is to find a SQL Formatter that can be called from a DOS command line. I've asked QUEST if their PL/Formatter product can be invoked from the command line and both times they gave me the standard "we've created an enhancement request for your problem"... Just my 2Cents.. JR

In Mudguard's example, The scroll settings of the upper left panel is independent of the settings for the lower right . I agree that it is a lot of wasted real-estate... but a possible work around.. The other option would be to open two sessions of Textpad for the same file... just my 2cents...

Assuming that all your records are prefixed with 'DBQueryTime="', you can do a numeric sort starting on position 14. For example: - Open your file. - Navigate Tools --> Sort - Fill in.. First Key: From: 14 First Key: Length: Sort Order: Ascending Comparison: Numeric (<--- very important...)

Can I customize the line highlight by: - change the background OF THE ENTIRE LINE. (Not just of top and bottom borders..). - remove the broken lines on the top and bottom borders. I write a lot of pl/sql and use a lot of '_' (underbar) and the borders make the code harder to read. Thanks for any tip...