A summary of set commands that are accepted by SQL Developer...

Sorry, I've been looking for a list of commands that are used by SQL Developer such as "set verify off|on", etc.
Can anyone point me to a list of these commands (the equivalent to SQL*Plus set commands)?
Thanks in advance!
Tom

Hi Tom,
Try Help|Table of Contents|SQL Developer Concepts and Usage|Using SQL Worksheet|SQL*Plus Statements Support and Not Supported in SQL Worksheet.
What you see there depends on your SQL Developer version. Over time, SQL*Plus support keeps improving.
Regards,
Gary Graham
SQL Developer Team

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