SQLExplorer is a general SQL-Tool based on JDBC. \G is a special mysql client command which is not supported. If you configure it as an alternate command ending it only ends
the current statement but the results are not displayed verticaly.
To be compatible use ';' as a command delimiter in your statements.
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Eclipse SQL Explorer throws an error on the use of \G, which in MySQL is the "vertical results" execution delimiter.
Even if I tell config that "\G" is an alternate command ending, it still barfs. Also tried \\G.
SQLExplorer is a general SQL-Tool based on JDBC. \G is a special mysql client command which is not supported. If you configure it as an alternate command ending it only ends
the current statement but the results are not displayed verticaly.
To be compatible use ';' as a command delimiter in your statements.