On my WinPC I've installed Eclipse 2.1 RC1 and the I-Net
Connection for MS-SQL7.
The connection works fine and also I receive results. BUT
the CTRL+SPACE doesn't work, i.e. NO tables are
suggested. Anything I've missed in the Config?
I second to that.
It does not work with Eclipse 2.1 .
all Key bindings i tried
"# Database and table auto-completion (Ctrl + Space)
* If connection is selected, will auto-complete database
names
* If database is selected, will auto-complete table names
# Execute selected text
* If text is selected, only the selected text will be
executed
* If none selected, all will be executed
* Execute query with results in existing ResultSet (Ctrl
+ Alt + E)
* Execute query with results in new ResultSet (Ctrl +
Alt + W)
"
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I'm using eclipse 2.1.1 with the SUN 1.4.2 JDK on Linux and
"out of the box" easy SQL will no display the content assist
when I press CTRL + SPACE. I can bring up content assist
manually using the window menus, but the keyboard shortcut
doesn't work for some reason.
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I've forgotten to add the following Message:
11:57: [XXXServer-NameXXX]The database name component
of the object qualifier must be the name of the current
database.
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I second to that.
It does not work with Eclipse 2.1 .
all Key bindings i tried
"# Database and table auto-completion (Ctrl + Space)
* If connection is selected, will auto-complete database
names
* If database is selected, will auto-complete table names
# Execute selected text
* If text is selected, only the selected text will be
executed
* If none selected, all will be executed
* Execute query with results in existing ResultSet (Ctrl
+ Alt + E)
* Execute query with results in new ResultSet (Ctrl +
Alt + W)
"
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I encountered the same situation on WinXP with Eclipse 2.1.0
and a thin driver connection to Oracle 9i
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I'm using eclipse 2.1.1 with the SUN 1.4.2 JDK on Linux and
"out of the box" easy SQL will no display the content assist
when I press CTRL + SPACE. I can bring up content assist
manually using the window menus, but the keyboard shortcut
doesn't work for some reason.