[Anders Haugeto]

I prefer to run the MyEclipse Database Explorer perspective in a separate Eclipse window. Using Window -> New Window, and then Window -> Open perspective -> MyEclipse Database Explorer, I then connect to my database (Oracle 10g) and work with my sql scripts. The problem starts if I switch to back my original Eclipse window (e.g. my java-code), do some work and then switch back to the Database Explorer window. Now, I’m not allowed to edit the text in the SQL Editor (nothing happens when I type) and if I try to create a new SQL editor it suddenly appears in the wrong Eclipse window (it appears in the original window, from which the DB Explorer window was created).

I use Eclipse 3.1 M4, MyEclipse 3.8.4.

Any suggestions?

Anders.

[Riyad Kalla]

Very strange Anders, I don’t know that we have tested this use case, we will look into it ASAP.

[Riyad Kalla]

Under further investigation this is seems to be a 3.1 specific issue (doesn’t occur on E/ME stable). We will address it by Eclipse final release.

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