Stop with the right-click answers. Reload is still missing from my View menu.

Please stop with the "right-click" solutions. I don't have a mouse that does a "right-click."
Also, this forum is so hard to use I can't even find my original post so I am starting another one.
How do I get the "reload" function back into my View menu? Please do NOT tell me to "right-click," that is of no use to me.

Hi again pvitari, Sorry you still have problems. Possibly you do not have the option as previously, but you do have workable options to reload webpages using mouse clicks.
*Please confirm or explain ?
<img src="https://support.cdn.mozilla.net/media/uploads/gallery/images/2012-01-03-13-00-12-3d6b4e.png">
*Do you not have a curved blue arrow on the end of the address bar as shown in the above image ?
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See the article
*[[Customize navigation buttons like back, home, bookmarks and reload]]
#Do you have the curved blue arrow that you are able to click with a mouse to reload your webpage ?
#Does F5 work to reload ?
*Possibly if you attach a screenshot it will help us understand what you see [[How do I create a screenshot of my problem?]] [[How to make screenshots]]

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c_tab_comment varchar2(32767);
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WBIG table of frozen, point-in-time snapshots of Enrolled Students by Category/term/pidm. "Category" is historically, and commonly, our CENSUS snapshot; but, can also describe other frequencies, or categorizations, such as: End-of-Term (EOT), etc. Note: Prior to this table existing, Census-snapshots were stored in SATURN.SNAPREG_ALL. All FALL and SPRING term records prior-to-and-including Spring 2013 ('201230') have been migrated into this table -- EXCEPT a few select prior to Fall 2004 (200410) records where there are duplicates on term/pidm. NO Summer snapshots existed in SNAPREG_ALL, but were queried and stored retroactively (including terms prior to Spring 2013) for the purpose of future on-going year-over-year analysis and comparison.
Note the single quotes in the comment: ... ('201230')
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When I modify the above PL/SQL as my own anonymous block like this, it is successful:
declare
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begin
SELECT REPLACE(comments,chr(39),chr(39)||chr(39)) INTO c_tab_comment FROM sys.all_TAB_comments WHERE owner = 'BI_ETL'   AND table_name = 'WE_ENROLL_SNAPSHOT' AND comments IS NOT NULL;
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'comment on table BI_ETL.WE_ENROLL_SNAPSHOT_V1 is '''||c_tab_comment||'''';
for tc in (select column_name from sys.all_tab_cols where owner = 'BI_ETL' and table_name = 'WE_ENROLL_SNAPSHOT')
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   loop
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end loop;
end loop;
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN NULL;
end;
On lines 4 and 8 I wrapped the "comments" from sys.all_tab_comments and sys.all_col_comments with a replace command finding every chr(39) and replacing with chr(39)||chr(39). (On line 8 I also had to alias the wrapped column as "comments" so line 10 would succeed.)
Is this an issue with SQL Developer? Is there any chance that the menu-items can handle single quotes in comment strings? ... And, of course this makes me wonder which other context menu commands in the tool might have a similar issue.
Thoughts?
thanks//jacob

PaigeT wrote:
I know about quick drop, but it isn't helpful here. I want to be able to right click on a string or array wire, navigate to the string or array palette, and select the corresponding "Empty?" comparator. In this case, since I do actually know where those functions live, and I'm already using my mouse to right click on the wire, typing ctrl-space to open quick drop and then typing in the function name is actually more work than navigating to it in the palette. It would just be nice to have it on hand in the location I naturally go to look for it the first time.
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https://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-20453
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