set focus on SQL window

[emretemp]

after executing queries, sqlyoq otomatically sets its focus on Result Window.

so i had to type CTRL+E to get back to SQL window.

can this be altered?

What i want is: I want to focus sql window unless I manually type CTRL+R.

[Shadow]

Well, I think focus moves to result pane because the creators assumed that after executing a query, you would like to check its results.

If you want to execute several queries in a row, then select them and press F5 or simply Shift+F5 in case all queries in SQL window need to get executed.

[Ritesh]

A discussion on the above feature can be found at: http://www.webyog.com/forums/index.php?act…1&hl=misfeature

[peterlaursen]

have a look at 4.06 beta6

I think I too will start complaining about this “useless” program to forward my issues … 😀

[bghardin]

I think I have lost a valuable feature by upgrading. I have limited SQL knowledge so SQLYOG was a timesaver for me until the new version. Prior to this version, if I clicked on a table and pressed enter, it would show the results (uneditable) in the lower pane and the SQL statement that was used in the top pane. To edit the results, I pressed F8. NOW, it shows the results (but editable) in the lower pane BUT no SQL statement in the top pane. I don't have an F8 or F5 function capability. Also, I don't have the SQL statment showing in the top pane. This was important for me as I would just modify the displayed SQL statment to get the results that I really wanted. BUT, I also did not necessarily want to go into edit mode as it seems automatically do now. Have I installed the new version wrong or is there a setting that I can make to get the great features of the previous version back? I really don't want edit unless I press F8 and I really need the SQL statement displayed in the top pane. HELP????? Glenn

[peterlaursen]

You can still click on a table, press enter and the SQL is displayed in the history-pane. You can copy it from there. But I'm afraid I don't understand. The only SQL that you'll get help to write with this procedure is this single and simple statment

Quote:

Select * from tbl_name limit 1, 1000;

But I can't tell why this statement is not displayed in the SQL-pane anymore. Probably just because nobody thought it was important or even useful.

[bghardin]

I can do that. But my life was so much simpler before. Using your example:

Select * from tbl_name limit 1, 1000;

If I wanted to filter on “where name = 'Jones'; all I would have to do is just highlight “limit 1, 1000;” and start typing my filter and press F8. The old way saved me a lot of keystrokes. Now, as you say, (and I have been doing) is go to history, copy the statement, paste it in the SQL pane; and then the above filtering. A lot more work to do a simple filter. I can live with it; but, I don't like taking a step back to go forward. Thanks for your comments…. Glenn

[Ritesh]

This feature was removed from v4.05. You will need to cut-n-paste the query from History Pane.

I have forwarded the issue to my development team and probably they will reimplement it in v4.07.

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