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Neal TovsenMemberI’ve upgraded to 3.8.1, but now I cannot seem to get the SQL Editor to open from the DB Browser view. For example, “Generate Select in SQL Editor” and “Create Table Script” open in a plain text editor.
I can create a new SQL Editor in the “New” menu, but this requires me to save the file to the file system first. I liked the ability to just have a “scratch” editor.
Is there some way I can re-associate the editor to the commands in the DB Browser view?
Neal
Riyad KallaMemberNeal let me check on this.
Dave TrussellParticipant+1 for me, too.
Dave
Riyad KallaMemberSorry Dave, I will only check on this for Neal.
:D, hang tight guys I’m hoping the dev will reply a little later.
sflMemberI have the the same Problem on an new Windows / Eclipse / MyEclipse installation !
Please solve it. Thanks !
Riyad KallaMemberGuys this was fixed in our quickfix release, you can grab it here: http://www.myeclipseide.com/PNphpBB2+file-viewtopic-t-3513.html
James I. FalekMemberHi,
I’ve just downloaded Eclipse 3.0 and MyEclipse 3.81 and installed them both. I then downloaded the 3.81 update from URL on this page) and installed it into the <myEclipse>/eclipse/plugin directory and restarted eclipse with
eclipse.exe -clean -vmargs -Xms256m -Xmx256m
I brought up the Database Explorer, but I still don’t have the sql editor window. I then reinstalled it again, but with the same results. Is there something else which I need to do to get the sql editor window?
The only way that I see to bring up the sql editor window is to find a table, right mouse click and select “Generate select in SQL Editor”. Is there another new sql editor without associating it with an existing project (which is what I assume is supposed to happen when it starts up).
Thanks,
James
snpeMembersql editor work with 3.8.1 + quick fix 3
regards
James I. FalekMember@snpe wrote:
sql editor work with 3.8.1 + quick fix 3
regards
I apologize if that wasn’t clear in my previous email. I did load quick fix 3 and restarted using -clean, but it did not change anything for me. Is there anything else which I need to do to get the sql editor window to come up when I start a db session?
Thanks,
Riyad KallaMemberGSX, I’ve asked the developer of this module to have a look at your post, hang tight.
snpeMemberAre You answer yes for overwrite files when unzip fix ?
If yes, then check file associations in window->preferences-workbench
for *.sql filesregards
James I. FalekMember@snpe wrote:
Are You answer yes for overwrite files when unzip fix ?
If yes, then check file associations in window->preferences-workbench
for *.sql filesregards
Yes, I answered yes to overwrite the files when making the change and yes, the preferences are set for *.sql to be handled by the sql editor. But this does raise other issues such as – are any of the fixes in place? 😥 Can you tell me anohter one that I can go and verify?
Thanks,
James
Riyad KallaMemberJames,
What does your Build ID say on the Window > Prefs > MyEclipse page?
James I. FalekMemberVersion 3.1.1+QF20040825
Any ideas?
I am also noticing that smart deploy does not copy the dependent project’s jar files to the deployed lib directory. Is this part of the same problem?
James
support-jeffMemberJames –
The behavior you describe for DB Explorer after you applied the fix sounds consistent with how it works:
(1) you can open a SQL editor connected to an active connection by right-clicking on a table in the navigator; or
(2) you can open a SQL editor _unconnected_ to any connections by doing a New -> File and give it an extension of .sqlUnder #1, there is no connection to any existing projects – the editor has no associated file until you Save As (there is a known bug here)
Under #2, you associate the file with any project you want. -
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