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From: Federico B. <fed...@gm...> - 2014-11-04 12:23:42
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2014-11-03 18:47 GMT+01:00 John Hardin <jh...@im...>: > On Mon, 3 Nov 2014, Federico Bruni wrote: > > Can anyone give me a pointer? >> The built-in help does not have any search feature >> > > I still see sqlparam in my list of plugins even though the website doesn't > list it. It's present in a Squirrel install I did in September. Are you > sure it's just not enabled? > > If you really can't find any sign of the plugin, I can send you a copy of > the .jar I have. > Hi John, thanks for your reply. It's not listed in the Plugins summary and I can't see it even in the install directories: $ ls .squirrel-sql/plugins/ codecompletion dbcopy graph mysql sessionscript sqlreplace sqlval dataimport dbdiff laf refactoring sqlbookmark sqlscript syntax $ ls ~/usr/squirrel-sql-3.6/plugins/ codecompletion editextras readme.txt sqlreplace.jar codecompletion.jar editextras.jar refactoring sqlscript dataimport graph refactoring.jar sqlscript.jar dataimport.jar graph.jar sessionscript sqlval db2 laf sessionscript.jar sqlval.jar db2.jar laf.jar smarttools syntax dbcopy mysql smarttools.jar syntax.jar dbcopy.jar mysql.jar sqlbookmark dbdiff postgres sqlbookmark.jar dbdiff.jar postgres.jar sqlreplace But I've checked out the git repo and I see that it's in the source: $ ls sql12/plugins/ | grep sqlparam sqlparam So I'm confused. I guess I'll try installng again from scratch, maybe I should add the plugin during the installation. I can't see any way to add a plugin after the installation. |
