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From: Colin B. <col...@te...> - 2004-04-27 23:33:25
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The latest beta of 1.2 is now available. The changes are: Enhancements ------------ - added the 'IS NULL' and 'IS NOT NULL' to the choices for operator in the Where Clause panel (Maury Hammel). - When the 'add' button is pressed to put a Where Clause construct into the text area, the 'Value' text area is cleared (Maury Hammel). - Enabled wrapping and added JScrollPanes to the Where Clause and Order By Clause text areas, so Panels behave better where large values are put in them (Maury Hammel). - You can now specify whether JDBC logging uses the deprecated output stream or the new writer (Neville Rowe). - You can now filter the catalogs displayed in the object tree (Keith Mashinter). - You can now specify whether to load schemas/catalogs in the object tree (Keith Mashinter). - You can now specify whether to load result set metadata when executing an SQL (Keith Mashinter). - You can Import/Export cell data to/from files and operate on that data with external commands (e.g. VI, etc). (Glenn Griffin) - BLOBs and CLOBs are now fully editable, as are all of the most common SQL types. - Data that can be edited only in the Popup (ie. not in the cell) is now shown with a Cyan background to tell the user that it can be edited, but only in the Popup. - Data containing newlines now shows the newlines explicitly in the in-cell view, i.e. as "\n". Bug Fixes -------- - SQL that returns multiple result sets is now handled correctly (Neville Rowe). - Fix manifest file so the the squirrel-sql.jar file is again executable (Denis Lundberg). - Fix resource strings (Dennis Lundberg). - Do a better job of handling MS SQL server catalog names that contain periods. - Strings (VARCHAR and CLOB) fields containing newlines would loose those newlines if edited within the cell. In-cell editing of that data is now blocked. Other ----- - New API ISession.addToToolbar(Action action) added (Gerd Wagner). - Don't default to displaying the Contents Tab for a table. This can cause performance issues when looking at SQL Views (Gerd Wagner). -- Colin Bell http://squirrel-sql.sf.net |
