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admin wrote:I understand there are differences between SQL languages, but generally how do I tell which SQL file is which?

you can do it in 2 different ways:

- user predefined choice
- because anyway they are manufacture pecific extensions, for sample Iff(..) it's avaiable only in MS Access

Ok, if possible, I'll suggest to simplify the approach:

http://forums.blumentals.net/viewtopic.php?p=796#796

only .SQL file association and syntax coloring.

Only to have most of the things in the same editor, especially for the "Rapid PHP", if possible: add the associetion file .SQL Coloring Syntax on ANSI-92 SQL ( blue ) syntax and other colors for the proprietary databases manufactures SQL language extensions, like: MySQL - dark blue MS Access - green ...

but with a scale-down frame rate option...


(above it's an animated GIF)

:D like Rapid PHP 2004 , but with ad ADO connection to wizard some queries... The dram will be to have a query editor as in MS Access... Coloring Syntax on ANSI-92 SQL ( blue ) and other colors for the proprietary databases manufactures, like: MySQL - dark blue MS Access - green MS SQL Server ...

Oops... I forgot to log-in... the Guest above it's me.

Krit wrote:What I really miss, but then maybe I overlooked something, is a way to switch between the editinging tab and the previewtab.
It would be so nice if there wa a keyboard shortcut that toggled these views.

Agree for all the product series... an F5 for sample?

Hello Karlis, I've discovered your "perfect" products last Saturday (Feb 26th 2005) seeking for some PHP source code in GOOGLE. My key was: " CSS Editor PHP source " This question string took me in the "Rapid PHP 2004" web page. My intentions are quite different from what I found in your web site ...