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Gregg
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 Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2005 9:04 am Post subject: 2.0 b1 thoughts |
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Completion: shown in blog entry, not working for me; has it been disabled in this beta?
Feature request: I would give anything to have cmd-return (as opposed to cmd-enter, on numeric keypad) execute SQL. Is this at all in the cards?
Feature Request: in the schema browser, can "fetch all rows by default" be a preference? It would be bad on really large databases, but there's some I really like to have the data load as soon as I hit the data tab.
Looks totally awesome; gonna upgrade this week some time.
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michaeldupuis
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| Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2005 9:47 am Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | Completion: shown in blog entry, not working for me; has it been disabled in this beta? |
This should be enabled. You currently have to hit the "esc" key to display the list of possibilities.
| Quote: | | Feature request: I would give anything to have cmd-return (as opposed to cmd-enter, on numeric keypad) execute SQL. Is this at all in the cards? |
I think this has just been an overlooked feature, I'll file a change request for it.
| Quote: | | Feature Request: in the schema browser, can "fetch all rows by default" be a preference? It would be bad on really large databases, but there's some I really like to have the data load as soon as I hit the data tab. |
This was changed to prevent really large fetches, but you have a good point, a preference, and maybe a warning if the set is really large if the preference is set to automatically load the rows might make sense.
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Gregg
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| Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2005 9:52 am Post subject: |
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| michaeldupuis wrote: | | Quote: | | Completion: shown in blog entry, not working for me; has it been disabled in this beta? |
This should be enabled. You currently have to hit the "esc" key to display the list of possibilities. |
It sometimes, sorta, works. (I've been beating the beta to death all morning..) I can get keyword completion, but not column name completion. I've been typing the column names (thinking maybe it needs to have a successful query to push them onto a stack, or whatever) but no result. I'll keep beating on it, and let you know. Again, this really looks like a great upgrade, I'm totally excited about seeing it in finished form. |
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michaeldupuis
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| Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2005 9:58 am Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | I've been typing the column names (thinking maybe it needs to have a successful query to push them onto a stack, or whatever) but no result. I'll keep beating on it, and let you know. |
Hm, try enabling column syntax coloring in "Syntax Color" preferences. I'll have to check, but that might be a dependancy for completion right now.
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Gregg
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| Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2005 11:27 am Post subject: |
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| michaeldupuis wrote: | | Quote: | | I've been typing the column names (thinking maybe it needs to have a successful query to push them onto a stack, or whatever) but no result. I'll keep beating on it, and let you know. |
Hm, try enabling column syntax coloring in "Syntax Color" preferences. I'll have to check, but that might be a dependancy for completion right now.
-- Michael |
This seems to have done the trick; setting it and opening a new connection has given me glorious, glorious column completion. |
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