Tools/Preferences/Code Editor/Link Stored Procedures to Files

Found this option, sounds promising. Is there for real a way to establish link between a stored procedure code and a file?
There is gap in help file; it jumps from "Max Open PL/SQL Editors" straight to "Auto-Indent New Lines"
Sincerely
Alek

This is for file-based debugger support (can't locate exact SQL Dev exchange reference). It works the following way. Open file based PL/SQL compilation unit, select connection. Press the "compile with debug" info tool button. Now file based and database units are linked together witnessed by a record in project.qbql file in sql dev preferences directoory. Now you can set breakpoints in file based source and when stepped into a called procedure(s) you'll be directed to file-based sources as well, (provided they are linked the same way).

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