How to debug all PL/SQL code.

Forms 6i.
I know debugging in general.
But I want to debug every pl/sql code in my form, not only a certain trigger.
How to do this?
I tried: DEBUG -> Trigger -> "Every Statement". Trigger-Body: "raise debug.break;", but I get following error message:
PDE-IKP008 » The current source location is undefinedEdited by: WoMo on Sep 11, 2012 5:03 AM
Edited by: WoMo on Sep 11, 2012 5:38 AM

Hi,
Have you tried : Tools - Database Unload.
There are several types of objects which you can choose - package and package bodies.
I usually put them into a single file. I haven't tried to do so into multiple files.
If you need to get them into different files, use the Unload feature from the Connection - Package - right click and choose Unload. But you need to do this one by one for each package.
Btw, it is not Import. The correct term for what you want is to Export, here in SQL Dev refers to Unload.
Import is used when you want to put something from outside source into the Database.
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