I have noticed that my 2 mostly used actions are:
looking for field names and their definitions when creating functions for data retrieval and
looking for the parameter names of stored procedures
This would be really useful, just a read only mode as the development is done outside the IDE anyway.
In my opinion, we don't need a more sophisticated SQL editor, for what, SQL code has nothing to do inside a web application and should be developed elsewhere.....
when working with databases.....
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Re: when working with databases.....
Try SQL Explorer (View -> SQL Explorer), you can add DB connections, expand your tables and drag & drop field names into editor. It does not support stored procedures though as far as I know.
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Re: when working with databases.....
yes, I have already tried it. It's very basic and of not much use. drag & drop field names is really not something I need. On the other hand I have a certain understanding that I cannot have more sophisticated features, especially with database handling, at this price.
Re: when working with databases.....
You can of course keep posting suggestions on specific features that SQL browser should have; the features that are in popular demand get implemented (unless there are technical barriers).
Blumentals Software Programmer