I installed the RC6_P6 plug ins and am now having 2 new issues.
1) I used to be able to run 2 queries separated by a semicolon and the results for each query would display on two tabs. It now seems that SQL Explorer is attempting to display both result sets on the same tab, which ends up over-writing the first queries result set.
2) if you open a new session by right clicking a tab in the SQL Editor and select New Editor, it will create a duplicate of the first tab that is in fact sharing the same memory. It is ideally a twin of the first session.
Thanks!
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1) I have verified this as a bug. Would you please open a bug report for this problem in the bug tracker. I will fix it in the next round.
2) This is the default behaviour of eclipse. 'New Editor' from the editors tab context menu creates a new editor and sets it input to the input of the source editor.
So they are working on the same input (file or in memory text). If you want to have an empty SQLEditor use the 'New SQL Editor' command from the connections context menu please.
Thx
Heiko
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I installed the RC6_P6 plug ins and am now having 2 new issues.
1) I used to be able to run 2 queries separated by a semicolon and the results for each query would display on two tabs. It now seems that SQL Explorer is attempting to display both result sets on the same tab, which ends up over-writing the first queries result set.
2) if you open a new session by right clicking a tab in the SQL Editor and select New Editor, it will create a duplicate of the first tab that is in fact sharing the same memory. It is ideally a twin of the first session.
Thanks!
Hi NHodges,
1) I have verified this as a bug. Would you please open a bug report for this problem in the bug tracker. I will fix it in the next round.
2) This is the default behaviour of eclipse. 'New Editor' from the editors tab context menu creates a new editor and sets it input to the input of the source editor.
So they are working on the same input (file or in memory text). If you want to have an empty SQLEditor use the 'New SQL Editor' command from the connections context menu please.
Thx
Heiko