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June 30, 2005 at 10:37 pm #18442
peterlaursen
Participantdid you check the 4.07 beta/RC-version ? It now displays the beginning of the string/data (using the defined character set for TEXT and the default character-set for non-TEXT, I believe)
A binary/hex view of data with the BLOB-viewer I know is on the TODO-list (and can't be far away).
Making the BLOB-viewer resizable is too.
This I don't understand:
Quote:When I am trying to modify table data, I constantly have to swith between the Table Data & Result tab to determine which row to editYou can edit from the RESULT-tab – you just will have to select the table to edit from the drop-down-box showing “Read Only” (this is security feature and very useful with multitable queries/JOINs)
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July 5, 2005 at 7:19 pm #18443
crivera
Memberthanks for your reply.
Quote:This I don't understand:When I am trying to modify table data, I constantly have to swith between the Table Data & Result tab to determine which row to edit
You can edit from the RESULT-tab – you just will have to select the table to edit from the drop-down-box showing “Read Only” (this is security feature and very useful with multitable queries/JOINs)
To view the data behind the blob object, I had to select the “Show Result In Text” option (Ctrl-L)…
Quote:did you check the 4.07 beta/RC-version ? It now displays the beginning of the string/data (using the defined character set for TEXT and the default character-set for non-TEXT, I believe)A binary/hex view of data with the BLOB-viewer I know is on the TODO-list (and can't be far away).
Making the BLOB-viewer resizable is too.
I will check it out.
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July 6, 2005 at 3:18 am #18444
Ritesh
MemberQuote:To view the data behind the blob object, I had to select the “Show Result In Text” option (Ctrl-L)…You wont need to do that with v4.07 (currently in RC release). v4.07 will show a partial text of the data in the grid itself. You just need to click on it to see/view/use/work with the complete data.
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