4.0EA1 - Query Builder Graphical View

Liking the time saver tweaks in this EA tester edition, I use the query builder alot, a good enhancement to this would be an option to default the building of the graphical view of the query to a collapsed nature with a toggle to expand the individual table to selecting fields.
Makes it easier to graphically understand the query and rearrange the table objects (drag/drop) without the need to spend ages reducing the length to table with 200+fields in of which or dragging tables to rearrange at one screen length at a time, an option could be to set how many fields to table expands to as a default ie 10 fields, rest you get to by scrolling through the list and have the toggle that cycles through 3 states when clicked – Minimised, Default, Maximised
I notice on the right click on a graphical table an option to fully expand, so the toggle could be linked to this right click option

Liking the time saver tweaks in this EA tester edition, I use the query builder alot, a good enhancement to this would be an option to default the building of the graphical view of the query to a collapsed nature with a toggle to expand the individual table to selecting fields.
Makes it easier to graphically understand the query and rearrange the table objects (drag/drop) without the need to spend ages reducing the length to table with 200+fields in of which or dragging tables to rearrange at one screen length at a time, an option could be to set how many fields to table expands to as a default ie 10 fields, rest you get to by scrolling through the list and have the toggle that cycles through 3 states when clicked – Minimised, Default, Maximised
I notice on the right click on a graphical table an option to fully expand, so the toggle could be linked to this right click option

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    SELECT RANK() OVER (PARTITION BY x.lvl ORDER BY x.lvl_char DESC) dr FROM x;
    But this one is not working for me:
    WITH x
         AS (    SELECT TRUNC ( (LEVEL + 1) / 2) AS lvl, CHR (LEVEL + 64) AS lvl_char
                   FROM DUAL
             CONNECT BY LEVEL <= 26)
    SELECT DENSE_RANK () OVER (PARTITION BY lvl ORDER BY lvl_char DESC) dr
      FROM x;
    Interestingly "DENSERANK()" without the underscore (or any other gibberish) is working as well (but leading to an syntax error when executing the DDL).
    Best regards,
    Blama

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