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You guys (uhhh, are there any girls?) really did a nice job spiffing up the ME Database Explorer.
It’s really a pleasure to use now. Thanks.
Ok, it is not bad, but the lack or malfunction of some features is embarrassing.
I use ME 3.8.2 trial, Eclipse 3.0.1 and connect to Oracle 8.1.7. DB.1. The DB connection opens in “Auto Commit = true”, although I have unchecked the AutoCommit option in Preferences\MyEclipse\DB Explorer. This is very painful, and it worked in JFaceDBc 2.x and in Eclipse 2.x .
There is no “commit” and “rollback” buttons, probably as a consequence of the forced Auto Commit mode?2. CTRL+Enter does not execute the selected SQL statement, but rather simply CUTs it off the SQL Editor. Again, JFaceDBc did it very well.
3. SQL Results open in the same Tab “1”. It also did not work in JFaceDBc 2.x but would be VERY useful.
I hope these can be fixed soon maybe in 3.8.3! ❓
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Thanks for the feedback.
1. The DB connection opens in “Auto Commit = true”, although I have unchecked the AutoCommit option in Preferences\MyEclipse\DB Explorer. This is very painful, and it worked in JFaceDBc 2.x and in Eclipse 2.x .
We have a problem report for this behavior and hopefully will get it in 3.8.3.
2. CTRL+Enter does not execute the selected SQL statement
Researching this now.
3. SQL Results open in the same Tab “1”.
Suggestions?
Hi, thanks for the promise of the fixes in 3.8.3.
My suggestion would be for point 3 to open new tabs for new sql select statements and allow the user to close tabs manually. This would make it possible to have and view the results of two selects at the same time.You already can view more than one result set at a time…you just have to execute multiple queries at the same time and you get multiple tabs. Not the most intuitive way to do it, I agree. I will enter a request to spif this up.
As for your #1: fixed for 3.8.3
As for your #2: Cntl-F9 will execute text selected in the editor, not Cntl-Enter.
