When I right click on the WHERE funnel and select "add condition…", I get the "condition.edit" window as shown below. I can type in the schema.table.column names OK but it would be nice if I could click in that are and get a list of column names similar to the list I see when I select the 'filter' button in the query results window.
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BTW, we've been looking for a replacement for Brio Query for years. SQLeo looks very promising.
Nice Work,
Thanks,
Randy
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Hi,
When I right click on the WHERE funnel and select "add condition…", I get the "condition.edit" window as shown below. I can type in the schema.table.column names OK but it would be nice if I could click in that are and get a list of column names similar to the list I see when I select the 'filter' button in the query results window.
[cid:2830B048-E076-4C17-8FF6-A6E3BB74B887]
BTW, we've been looking for a replacement for Brio Query for years. SQLeo looks very promising.
Nice Work,
Thanks,
Randy
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Hello,
there is an other way to add condition :
on graph
right click on expected column
add where condition
then the condition.edit box is opened with the corresponding column selected
tell us if enough or not
regards
PAscal