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Lost functionality in Database Explorer [Closed]

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    peterwontner
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    I upgraded to 3.8.1 this morning to find that the functionality to open an SQL editor window with the SQL Select statement inserted has gone (by RMB on a table). Also the table creation script is not displayed when that menu item is selected.
    This worked fine under 3.8.0. Am I doing something wrong?

    #213059 Reply

    John Gordon
    Member

    The same thing has happened for me as well!

    #213060 Reply

    Riyad Kalla
    Member

    Guys Let me check on these, someone else reported an issue with the “show create script” functionality as well earlier.

    #213085 Reply

    Cutter
    Member

    I also noticed the following errors when opening an SQL editor window:

    1) The drop-down box for the active connections is missing
    2) The “Execute SQL”, “Open” and “Clear” icons are missing
    3) Code completion and keyword highlighting does not work

    I did discover that if I save the SQL Editor window and re-open it, the missing drop-down box and icons are then visible. In addition, the code completion and keyword highlighting works as well.

    #213095 Reply

    Riyad Kalla
    Member

    Cutter,
    Thank you for the additional details, I will send them along.

    #213124 Reply

    support-jeff
    Member

    It appears that a work-around for a known Eclipse editor bug went awry…now the action to generate a select statement only opens a generic text editor. Looks like a fix to this has already been put in CVS and will be available in the next maintenance release.

    You can either follow Cutter’s suggestion to save the editor window and re-open, or you can open the SQL Editor manually (File –> New –> SQL Editor within the DE perspective). Only the select statment generation won’t work, but the rest should be ok.

    #213125 Reply

    Scott Anderson
    Participant

    A fix for this will come as a QuickFix, prior to the 3.8.2 maintenance release, most likely on Tuesday. Sorry for the temporary inconvenience.

    #213149 Reply

    peterwontner
    Member

    I look forward to the quickfix.
    Is it planned to change the hibernate mapping generation wizard dialog to allow the generated mapping files & .java files to be located in different directories? Our project is structured such that mapping files live in a maps folder, and the .java live elsewhere. Would be nice if the wizard allowed the user to specify this.

    #213177 Reply

    Scott Anderson
    Participant

    Peter,

    The announcement for the quickfix is here: https://www.genuitec.com/forums/topic/third-quickfix-for-myeclipse-3-8-1-is-available-4/

    Is it planned to change the hibernate mapping generation wizard dialog to allow the generated mapping files & .java files to be located in different directories?

    Truthfully, I don’t know as I don’t work on that portion of the produt. However, the best way to get that feature included is to post it to the Feature Requests forum. That particular forum is the one our product management reads most often. As a hint, your enhancement will get a higher priority if you can fully describe the business case for it and how it would affect your development efforts versus what you have to do now.

    #213179 Reply

    peterwontner
    Member

    Just installed the fix, and it works a treat!
    Well done on a speedy turn around for this issue.

    #213210 Reply

    Scott Anderson
    Participant

    Thanks Peter. We’re trying. 🙂

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