First of all I'd like to say thank you Uwe for writing such a cool Eclipse Plugin! DBEdit really rules. ;-)
Here comes my question / improvement hint...
I'd like to create a complete dump of a table, including a CREATE statement and a lot of INSERTS for each row. Currently I'm doing so, by using "Copy as DDL" from a table's context menu and pasting the result into a textfile. Next step is to open the table view, mark all entries, select "Copy as Insert" from the context menu and appending the result to the textfile.
Is it possible to offer an export function which does this? I remember the DBEdit plugin did something like this in Eclipse 2.1. Where can I find this function in Eclipse 3.0 or - in case it has been removed - will it return?
Greetings,
Christian
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The function you mentioned still exists, it is available with the export/Database wizard.
The notation has slightly changed, so when importing into a database from an export script created by dbedit.1.0.1 you might experience problems.
Uwe
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First of all I'd like to say thank you Uwe for writing such a cool Eclipse Plugin! DBEdit really rules. ;-)
Here comes my question / improvement hint...
I'd like to create a complete dump of a table, including a CREATE statement and a lot of INSERTS for each row. Currently I'm doing so, by using "Copy as DDL" from a table's context menu and pasting the result into a textfile. Next step is to open the table view, mark all entries, select "Copy as Insert" from the context menu and appending the result to the textfile.
Is it possible to offer an export function which does this? I remember the DBEdit plugin did something like this in Eclipse 2.1. Where can I find this function in Eclipse 3.0 or - in case it has been removed - will it return?
Greetings,
Christian
The function you mentioned still exists, it is available with the export/Database wizard.
The notation has slightly changed, so when importing into a database from an export script created by dbedit.1.0.1 you might experience problems.
Uwe