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September 21, 2010 at 3:28 pm #12110methaiMember
Feature suggestion:
It would be extremely helpful to add this feature for multi-database or large database companies (we have over 10k tables).
While using the SQL editor, if I place my cursor on a table name in my query (`Database`.`Table`), it would be nice to have an optional setting, as is in many editors, that automatically selects the table from the Object Browser on the left. That way, I can inspect the table further if needed. Essentially, having the object browser linked to the query.
Thanks!
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September 21, 2010 at 4:33 pm #31353peterlaursenParticipant
This is actually a very good suggestion. However I do not think it should select in OB just because you place the mouse in a 'database`.`table` string. I think a shortcut or/and a context menu would be better (for some users it will be kind of flickering to select automatically, I think). I also have no idea of implementation and difficulties/efforts to implement this, but I think the 'Autocomplete' database has all information that is required.
Please let us have a little time to discuss this.
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September 21, 2010 at 9:16 pm #31354methaiMember'peterlaursen' wrote on '21:
This is actually a very good suggestion. However I do not think it should select in OB just because you place the mouse in a 'database`.`table` string. I think a shortcut or/and a context menu would be better (for some users it will be kind of flickering to select automatically, I think). I also have no idea of implementation and difficulties/efforts to implement this, but I think the 'Autocomplete' database has all information that is required.
Please let us have a little time to discuss this.
I understand how the automatic link would be annoying 🙂 I forgot to mention this part… In many editors there is an icon/option which can easily be toggled (similar to the “Pin” for pinning a window), which enables or disables auto-linking. This is in Visual Studio, Eclipse, XCode, etc. It's helpful when you want to use the context of the editor's contents to drill down right to the area in the filesystem that you would like to inspect. The toggle lets the user opt-in easily to that functionality without having to familiarize themselves with another key-command (but a key-command would also is a great idea). I occasionally disable this toggle when I want my object browser (file tree) to stay put.
Thanks for the response!
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September 24, 2010 at 6:47 pm #31355peterlaursenParticipant
I have added to our issue tracker this:
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